CyberPower PR1000LCD Smart App Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, 1000VA/1000W, 8 Outlets, AVR, Mini-Tower, UL Certified

Works great for small situations. There are a couple of locations at work with just one or two switches that need to stay on. I'm using this more for power spikes that will only bring power down for a couple seconds. They arrive fully ready to go (it says in the manual to let them charge for 8 hours before you put a load on it. You might want to pick up an "RCCard100" This expansion goes into the back and connects to your network. You can also connect it with the built in LAN connectors, then follow the instructions on how to find it on your network. You can monitor them from an app on your phone, they will even let you know when power goes off for that UPS. The display and power light are nice and bright. The film on the outside did have a smell, but it went away after I threw out the box and trash.

Amazing choice from a homelab perspective. I have TrueNas running on an old Z270 setup that's plugged into this UPS. Cyberpower has native .deb packages that get linux systems talking over the included USB cable. I've got this UPS gracefully shutting down my NAS during power outages and doing weekly self tests. Couldn't be happier. Also had a weird burning smell on the first outage event, seems to have been a 1-off event though, as it's worked great for about a year now. root@nas1-z270[~]# pwrstat -status The UPS information shows as following: Properties: Model Name................... OR500LCDRM1Ua Firmware Number.............. BF01806C1G11 Rating Voltage............... 120 V Rating Power................. 300 Watt(500 VA) Current UPS status: State........................ Normal Power Supply by.............. Utility Power Utility Voltage.............. 118 V Output Voltage............... 118 V Battery Capacity............. 100 % Remaining Runtime............ 27 min. Load......................... 81 Watt(27 %) Line Interaction............. None Test Result.................. Passed at 2024/04/22 09:25:16 Last Power Event............. Blackout at 2024/04/16 11:12:40 root@nas1-z270[~]#

I have had this a couple years and while moving I lost the battery cover. Contacted the manufacturer and they quickly sent me a replacement. Just had to send them a copy of the invoice and the serial number and they took care of me. I really appreciate that support. I have this keeping my modem, router, and switch protected.

I've installed many many many of these over the years, great little UPS's to keep network equipment alive before a generator kicks in, but this is the first time I opened a sealed box, and the screws to secure the rack ears to the unit were nowhere to be found. Bummer.

Building a home lab means eventually asking yourself what happens when the power blinks. For me the answer was this CyberPower rackmount UPS, and I have not lost sleep over a power hiccup since. The LCD panel is genuinely useful, not just decorative. It shows real-time load percentage, estimated runtime, and battery status, so you always know where you stand before a storm rolls in. The Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) is the quiet hero here: it corrects minor power fluctuations without kicking over to battery, which means your battery stays healthier longer. Six outlets give you plenty of ports for a switch, router, NAS, and a couple of Pi-sized devices. Setup is straightforward. Rack mount hardware is included, though it also works fine sitting flat on a shelf if you are not in a rack. The PowerPanel Business software is a free download and provides a clean dashboard for monitoring over your network. A couple of things to know: this is rated for 300 watts of actual load, so map out your devices before assuming it covers everything. It also produces a simulated sine wave rather than pure sine wave output, which is fine for most network and server gear but not ideal for equipment with active PFC power supplies. The three-year warranty and $300,000 connected equipment guarantee make this a confident buy for a home or small office setup.

Great UPS for small deployments.

I purchased 2 of these and so far 1 has failed. I only knew of the failure by accident. I accidently pulled out the power inlet cord to the UPS and the entire UPS went dead. No battery back, just dead. Suffice to say all devices connected to the battery protected output outlets of the UPS went dead also. The internal LCD display showed the battery at 100% and no indication of defect. I then ran the Cyberpower UPS software which interfaces through a USB connection. When I attempted the battery test through the software the unit instantly shut off and the test could not be completed. I thought it was a bad battery so on my own dime I purchased and installed a new battery pack. Unfortunately there was no change. I then contacted cyberpower through a CHAT box on their website. I explained what happend to the rep and they told me they would RMA the UPS. Instead of sending me a replacement UPS they decide to send me a battery which I installed and no change. Mind you this is after I explained I already changed the battery. I started a new CHAT with cyberpower and after they asked me to do a few ridiculous trouble shooting steps they now agree I was correct and the UPS is defective. Lucky for me it is still in warranty. Bad news is there is no way to do a swap, you receive the replacement and put the defective one in the box. This is even with me offering to provide my cc info in case I do not return the UPS. So now I have to send them my defective UPS and then at some point in future they will send me a replacement. If you have one of these units, do yourself a favor and pull out the inlet power to verify the unit is working. Of course make sure the connected devices are plugged into the battery backup port and do not try it with data sensitive equipment (computer, NAS, etc)

I purchased this to power my home network (Ubiquiti UDM-SE, USW & 2 U6 Pro APs) until my backup generator takes over when the power goes out. For my use case, I really only needed it to provide power for ~20 seconds. However, I am quite please to know that it's going to provide me with power for ~30 MINUTES according to the display on the unit. I have plugged in: - Unifi Dream Machine SE - Unifi USW-24-PoE - Comcast Router - Hubitat Elevation More than enough power for me! I haven't tested the actual duration of power, but I did cut my power and make sure everything worked as expected. Sure enough, nothing dropped when power was cut, generator kicked on about 7 seconds later, ran the generator for 10 minutes, then turned power back on. It was as if nothing happened. Very pleased with the purchase!

The CyberPower OR500LCDRM1U Smart App LCD UPS has proven to be an absolute lifesaver for my electronic devices. The sleek 1U design fits seamlessly into my rack setup, providing both convenience and robust protection. The LCD display is a standout feature, offering real-time insights into power conditions, battery status, and load levels. This smart functionality enhances my ability to monitor and manage power usage effectively. The unit's automatic voltage regulation (AVR) ensures a stable power supply, safeguarding my sensitive electronics from unexpected fluctuations. Installation was a breeze, and the unit's compatibility with the PowerPanel Business Edition software makes it easy to customize settings and receive timely notifications. The compact form factor doesn't compromise on performance, and the ample runtime provides me with peace of mind during power outages. The CyberPower OR500LCDRM1U strikes the perfect balance between reliability and intelligence. It's a must-have for anyone seeking a compact and feature-rich UPS for their rack-mounted devices. Five stars well-deserved!

Hace algo de ruido pero me da unos 30 mins para mi router y mi grabadora de camaras de seguridad. Las baterias son fáciles de conseguir y a precios razonables

Excelente equipo, muy buena calidad de los materiales y su funcionamiento de primera, ya probado en un apagón. Un iMac 5k de 27" sólo usa el 20% de su capacidad. Es muy configurarle conectado por usb mediante la aplicación que el fabricante proporciona. La pantalla se apaga convenientemente al poco tiempo de no presionar el boton de información para no molestar visualmente. El único pero es el botón de encendido que tiene un led bastante luminoso que no se puede apagar ni atenuar. Totalmente recomendado.

This Little 2U Rackmount UPS is Amazing! Works Perfect and takes up very little space!! VERY good Battery life of about 40Min with UNV Rackmount NVR 504 , 2 Hard Drives And about 11 Cameras.

A couple of years have passed and it hasn’t failed yet.