CyberPower CP1200AVR AVR UPS System, 1200VA/720W, 10 Outlets, Mini-Tower

Those power supplies can't work with it, since it doesn't interface well with them. According to CyberPower, this UPS is meant to function this way, so all they proposed was that I buy a different model and use this one for a modem or something like that. As soon as I suggested that they probably should include this information in their product descriptions, the representative suggested that perhaps Dell should include in their products that their computers might not all be compatible with UPS models. You're a class act,.

Ayaan Cordova

| Mar 26, 2021

The flames presented are dangerous. I bought it to protect my NAS box in the event of a power outage. Located on a melamine-coated shelf, the NAS received power only from it and not from any other sources. It served the company for 2 years before being retired. So I could find the manual whenever I needed it, I kept it underneath the box. As you can see in the attached photo, I found something interesting when I picked up the Cyberpower UPS. There was a blaze beneath the manual as well as the shelf beneath! It's likely that the only thing that saved me from this piece of junk burning down my house was the fact that the UPS on top of the manual and shelf didn't allow enough oxygen to reach the embers to start a fire.

Mason Pollard

| Dec 19, 2020

I mounted it. A lot of the reasons I purchased this unit was that it appeared to come from a good company and they offered $125,000 in equipment coverage. The battery- I will admit- has a low capacity I'm not sure how well its backup feature works, but it seems to work fine. When a thunderstorm blew through yesterday, I experienced a power surge at my house. There were numerous items that were not protected, and I hooked up a TV to an APC surge protector which was also destroyed. It surprised me to find out that the network equipment hooked to this Cyberpower Unit had also been In spite of plugging them back into various working outlets throughout the house, my modem, router, and VoIP router all stopped working. As a result, I make my attempt to file a claim, but since it was the weekend, my only option As Monday night drew near, I had yet to hear back from anyone. Do you know what happened? The guarantee doesn't cover the actual cost of replacing damaged equipment, it only reimburses you for "current fair market value," so in the case of a $1000 computer being destroyed, the guarantee may only pay up to $250 at the most. But wait, it gets even worse! CyberPower claims department sends me a denial letter a few weeks later and their reasoning is "Unfortunately, the failure of your connected equipment was not the direct consequence of failure of the CyberPower unit to operate as designed. " Just so happens that my equipment (even coaxial cables were correctly hooked up) to their surge protection unit just so happens to stop working after a power surge that affected electronics all over They are lying. I received the payment check from APC to reimburse me for my damaged TV once my claim with APC was approved. Yet Cyberpower has denied my claim despite fact that my network equipment would only have cost them $150 to install. When the power surge occurred, I was just glad that none of my expensive equipment was connected to this unit. Current Cyberpower users should stop using the devices for surge "protection" and stay away from purchasing them if you plan on buying them in the near future. It is just a marketing ploy to get you to hand over your hard earned money for the $125,000 equipment protection policy. It is unlikely that you will receive payment in the future. Beware. Make sure you do your homework before purchasing. It is possible that the thieves at CyberPower believe that damaging their reputation was worth the $150 they scammed from me. It is my hope that this will be helpful.

Leilani Cobb

| Jun 01, 2021

A system shutdown that happened twice on my first one led me to return it and request a replacement. I ordered two of these and one of them failed. We experienced the same symptoms as well, the system shutting down and producing a sustained whistling sound to signal As far as I am concerned, there was no problem. In my case, I plugged in two units side-by-side In addition, the side that did not have it continued to function just fine, so I conclude that the problem is with the UPS.


An unfortunately, Amazon charged me a re-installation fee. Returning unit 2 that I found to be defective will be charged a stocking fee.

Mila Roy

| Mar 25, 2021

There was one job you were hired for, but you failed miserably. The backup has been running for about a month and I experienced a power outage a few days ago because of Despite being off, my computer keeps beeping, as if it is still charging. Amazon is going to get this huge piece of junk back.

Banks Erickson

| Oct 14, 2020