
Works immediately with Linux. Install NUT, shut down, plug in, and turn on, and you're good to go. Powers my desktop (500w PS, Q6600, 8800gt) and 2 22" LCD monitors.


Informs user how much time the UPS could supply power should a power outage occur. Sine wave output to assure proper operation of all equipment and peripherals. Cost effective for what it does.

LCD Display, Easy to change battery

It fits were I want it to and works great I like the display its useful to know how much power I'm using I had the power go out already and my pc didn't turn off



Great product. Seamless switch to battery. Quality of APC for homeowners needing low watt demand. DO IT its worth it!!!! *** I have more UPCs in a commercial environment than I know what to do with.......this is in my personal residence, I know what a good UPC is.


Have a few of these on different systems, never a glitch. Best bang for the buck by far, if your looking for a great value.

- Compact - Easy to set up


Small footprint for power specs. Output is clean.


Length: it's shorter than others so it will mount fine in 2 post racks using included heavy-duty mounting brackets. Price: excellent value for your dollar. Tons of features you would not expect for a device under $1000. Quiet: does not make a horrible racket like other UPS in its class. Just a periodic chirp and light fan sound. Powerful: 20A means you can put more load on it and it will charge faster.

- can shutdown my computer after some time on battery. - Can power my 300W system for ~1H - silent operation - web GUI to monitor the system - installed agent popup a warning when power is lost. - warranty is for 3 years

Let me start by saying I no longer own the 1 I use to have. CyberPower CP1200AVR 1200VA 720W 8 Outlets UPS. I bought this model above years ago. I had it for many years without issues other then software that I only tried once on an xp pc and it had to many bugs back then so I uninstalled it and ran the ups without it. The CP1200AVR I owned cost me roughly $160 back then and I had my pc with a 580w psu in it, 2 monitors, and a lamp connected to the battery side of the jacks (power went out everytime we had a bad storm I hated it so I bought this). I never had a problem with this unit when the power decided to cut out in my place at that time. I loved having this thing knowing my pc was safe from damage when power went out. This thing ran the things I mentioned above for around 30-45 min giving me plenty of time to do whatever I needed to and shut the pc down safely. once the pc was shut down I would use it for the lamp till power came back on. I'm desperately working on buying another 1 for my pc I have today. I paid to much and put a lot of time in building my new pc to have the power go out and destroy components on me.



Very easy to setup, easy digital display, setup with Nas4Free and Freenas was relatively painless