Cyberpower 1500 Va

I traded my UPS 1000 for the 1500 VA to consolidated all my UPSs in one "box." I also had two UPS 800s. Pros: it works, it's quiet (unless it encounters a spike, then it makes a "bonk" noise) good documentation, good customer support for the first few days after you buy it Cons: If you have more than one computer, you've got to buy the network card; pricesfor the 1500 and the card are a bit high for a pro-sumer user; I discovered that it's cheaper to buy the system from your local computer store

While always a good product, APC has made real improvements in the 1500 VA line of backup power units. The trade-up option is a great way to update when battery replacement time comes due for an older unit. Spending only a little more than a fresh battery to get a new modernized unit is good for the customer and the planet. The reduced weight and form factor as well as the enhanced diagnostics are tangible upgrades to a comparable-load product. Nicely done!

problems with an APC 1500 ups dropping my trading computer @ power failures. This CyberPower PFCsinewave just got tested and ALL is well. I used the APC to upgrade the modem/router ups so no loss, Of course B&H ship & $ still as good as it gets. 4sure, Bob10

Real Cyberpower goodness :) ie actually from cyberpower and not some other company. I used two with the shim from my old battery pack to make a new pack that uses 2x9Ahr batteries instead of 2x8Ahr. Works great and has more runtime now. Couldn't be happier.

it gives me 1500� pics

i donated it to the VA Domiciliary at Ft. McPherson

Perfect fit for my Pelican 1500.

Battery is exactly as described and appears to be a genuine CyberPower part

Replaced an older ups on my iMac with this CyberPower sinewave ups.

Works as advertised. Cyberpower makes reliable equipment