Buy Cyberpower PP1500SW-T2 UPS - 1500VA/1000W PureSine AVR Boost/Buck 7-Outlet RJ11/RJ45 Tower 2-BatteriesCyberpower PP1500SW-T2 UPS - 1500VA/1000W PureSine AVR Boost/Buck 7-Outlet RJ11/RJ45 Tower 2-Batteries Product Description:
- 1500VA / 1000Watts
- Pure Sinewave, Full AVR buck/boost, Line-Interactive, SNMP/HTTP manageable
- Tower, 7 Outlets, 2 batteries
- RJ45 protection, USB/Serial, EMI/RFI filters
- Network-grade; Mission-critical servers, telecom, VOIP, internetworking equipment
Product Description
The Smart App Sinewave Series is designed for corporate networks and telecommunication equipment that require high-performance Pure Sinewave technology. The PP1500SWT2 can support mission-critical equipment and applications, and also has Full AVR Buck/Boost technology that stabilizes AC energy to prevent power interruptions. Our Smart App Sinewave Series also incorporates microprocessor-based fully digital control, and includes PowerPanel Personal Edition ¿ Smart Power Management software which gives the user ultimate control and flexibility of power management options. The PP1500SWT2 comes with 2 (two) 12V/10Ah batteries, which are maintenance-free and user-replaceable. All your network/DSL/modem connections are protected with a 1796 Joule rating, and the device is fully SNMP/HTTP manageable with the addition of an external card. It also is equipped with 2 serial communications ports that allow for the control of 2 PCs, or servers. CyberPower carries a 3-year unlimited warranty, has a professional Technical Support, and offers a lifetime Connected Equipment Guarantee of $350,000.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Good AVR
By Ron Rahav
Has good AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulation)Power fluctuations (such as when I use my laser printer) do not effect my 700 watt plasma monitor.With other UPSs that I have tried, my plasma monitor would shutdown (or flicker) whenever I printed with my laser printer.One small drawback: it has a cooling fan the is too loud for quiet environments.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Power for when the storms hit!!!
By Eliot O. Loney
I had a modified sine wave UPS hooked up but when it kicked in everything would buzz, so I purchased this pure sine wave Cyberpower PP1500SW-T2 UPS as a backup for my 65" Samsung LED TV and home theater system now there is no buzz when the power goes down. When the storms here in Oklahoma hit and the power goes down for long periods of time you need something to keep you going. Generators are noisy and require gas, but a UPS is totally silent and requires nothing to keep you going for days if you hook it up like I did. This unit uses two small 12 volt batteries hooked up series to give 24 volts to the unit. I removed the internal batteries and hooked up four large sealed solar batteries giving me about 4 days of backup power for my lights, TV, etc.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
So Far, So Excellent!
By bobthedog
I've only had this unit for about ten days now, but so far it is impressive. I run a P4 with a 750 watt power supply, 2GB of RAM, two internal SATA drives and two USB external drives, a DVD burner, router, modem, printer, 512MB video card and a 20" CRT monitor. All of these (when in full use - downloading and watching streaming video whilst printing) draw a maximum of 150-160 watts of power, according to the software accompanying the unit.The same software (which was quite easy to install) tells me I have about an HOUR of standby time (and, oh yeah, I also have my telephone answering-machine plugged into it).I'm planning to upgrade my system fully in a few months, and when the old UPS went wonky after 5-7 years, I decided to opt for decent protection. This unit doesn't sport the highly-overrated LCD screens of other units, but it's a bear of a Big Black Brick and it has both buck and boost circuits (which are fully configurable with respect to sensitivity using the included software) AND produces a true sinewave output.Couple the above with a long warranty and full coverage of anything you've got plugged into it if it goes haywire and you've got quite a decent backup.UPDATE - July 2012: In October 2011, I built a new system [i7 960; 1TB Drive; 6GB RAM; 22" LCD Monitor; LiteScribe Blu-Ray Burner; Etc.] to be used solely for gaming and video processing. I now have both systems connected to this UPS (although I don't run them simultaneously) and they are doing just fine. Both the old WinXP system and the newer Win7 system are connected to the back of the UPS (one via Serial Port and the other through USB), and they each use the power-management software included with the UPS.
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