Excelente producto. Recomiendo asegurarse de comprar y recibir los modelos de Onda Sinoidal Pura.Los que son onda sinoidal simulada son más baratos pero realmente no te servirán para la mayoría de tus aparatos electrónicos.Agradecido con Amazon por reemplazarme el producto que enviaron por error, que era onda simulada y puedo asegurar que si recibes lo que compraste. Hay otras opiniones mencionando que recibieron el de onda simulada cuando pagaron el de onda pura, pero de igual modo comprar en Amazon es una garantía.Gracias a Amazon por su atención y pronta solución.El producto lo acabo de desempacar pero si hay algo mal con el vendré a actualizar, sin embargo confío en la marca así que por ahora le damos sus 5 estrellas y si algo esta mal se ajustará en mi calificación.

Works great. Just replaced the battery. Nice and solid product.

This is a solution for assured compatibilty with sensitive equipment that requires true sine wave power as is the usual requirement for most sensitive equipment like computer desktops. Recently there was experienced a power incompatibility issue with competitor brands that were not true sine wavebut had a simulated sine wave output that is not smooth enough power for our desktop systemthat has an Active PFC internal power supply and instantly crashed when supplied the "simulated"sine wave power of two alternate brands using that inferior technology. My experience with otherCyberPower true sine wave UPS units has been positive, and so far a same good result for this model.This does pass the test for supplying true sine wave power required by sensitive equipment. I triedto save expense by trying competitors less expensive simulated sine wave technology which failedto be compatible with the clean power requirements of our computers. It was wasted time thatwould have been avoided by first choosing the proven performer that is the CyberPower true sinewave technology. Also the power panel software that is used by CyberPower works well and iseasy to use. CyberPower is the way to go. So a five star rating has been earned. A 3 year warrantycame on the 9 year old unit that is still working fine on the system I am using to type this review. Supplemental Note: USB device cable communication port is provided on back of units and works with the Power Panel user software to display operating information, select alarm and event notification behaviors, select shutdown options, view event logs, and perform a Pass / Fail self-test. By comparing the predicted battery run time before the self-test with the predicted battery run time after the self-test, a good indication of battery health may be determined. If the predicted battery run time is substantially reduced by a self-test, then the batteries service life remaining for standby use is deteriorated and the time is arrived for needed renewal replacement of the standby battery pack.In standby use the battery may optimally last 5 to 8 years and this interval is affected by how manydischarge cycles and for how long were those discharge cycles. With less frequent, less duration use of the battery backup power the batteries last longer, and with more frequent heavier use the batteries will wear out more quickly. With heavy use I have experienced need for replacement batteries after about 3 years, but with only slight use I have experienced batteries standby service life more than 9 years from the original batteries supplied by CyberPower in the new units. CyberPower gets the job done very well and is a trustworthy source for this technology.

Le pude hacer algunas pruebas, la forma de onda es definitivamente senoidal pura, la regulación de voltaje lo hace de dos maneras al decrecer el voltaje, al llegar aproximadamente a 100V de entrada el regulador suma otros 10V aprox y sigue suministrando energía sin hacer uso de la batería y al llegar a 90V comienza a funcionar el inversor con la batería como lo hace cuando hay un apagón entregando aproximadamente 118V.En cuanto tiempo de respaldo está dentro del promedio de otras marcas de no breaks que he tenido.La información que despliega en la pantalla como carga restante, potencia, etc, es bastante útil.En cuanto a calidad me da muy buena impresión pero habrá que esperar unos años para verificar la duración, sobre todo de la electrónica.

Vengo de usar ups de la marca APC, por que, ignorantemente pensaba que mientras más caro mejor, cuando encontré este en 3k pesos mx (con dudas) procedí a comprarlo, cuando me llego a mi casa y lo instale me voló la cabeza lo bien explicado esta el sistema, las opciones que tiene, el peso, el tamaño, la enorme pantalla y para finalizar cuando lo conecte a mi computador por medio de un cable especial que tiene me sentí idiota al haber dudado cuando lo compré, en un principio, se sincroniza con el sistema operativo en mi caso win 10 y el mismo sistema operativo te indica el estatus de el no-break, una locura total, no dudes si tienes planeado comprarlo hermano, no soy nadie para decirte que es mejor pero si te puedo decir que mejor que la marca APC si es.

I had purchased this UPS to be used on my networking equipment and home server PCs running Ubuntu. So far, in the 4 months I've used this unit, I have a lot of good things to say about it and only one con.Pros:- Quality: The UPS is a tank. It is hefty and has some decent plastic to its exterior. The built-in LCD on the UPS is extremely readable and intuitive to use.- Software: Cyberpower provides their PowerPanel Personal software out of the box for this unit, but for my purposes I used PowerPanel Business since I have two computers connected to the unit, both of which are headless. The PowerPanel Business software provided a fairly straightforward setup process to configure connected computers to shut down at a certain amount of power remaining.- Line Interactive and Pure Sinewave: My power is usually reliable and doesn't have a dirty output. As such, I had chose this UPS since having a line interactive and pure sinewave output is all that I'd really need without getting a more costly fully online UPS, or cheapening out with a simulated sinewave device. I've never had any problems with the power output of this UPS on my components.Cons:- Outlet spacing: The outlets on this UPS are simply put, way too close to each other. The outlets are spaced wide enough only for ordinary AC plugs to be put onto them, not any switching power supplies that are used in pretty much all consumer grade routers, modems, and switches. This led me to purchasing power adapters with a separate brick and plugs to the wall with a normal AC plug so that I could make everything fit.Performing a simulated power outage by unplugging the unit from the wall after I set everything up, I was happy to see that the UPS immediately switched to battery power with no interruption to the work my servers are performing.In conclusion, the Cyberpower PFCLCD series UPS is one of the best choices for a reliable and practical UPS. Good quality and software support help ensure your equipment are able to safely shut down in the event of an outage.

nice small size, works very well - silent.using it now for several months no issues at all.has instantly kicked in several times, during power failures this past year ,when i was using my computer, really impressed by it.you know that power failures will happen , but you never know when it will be.this thing gives you enough time to save your work and shut your computer system down safely.very impressed by this unit.

Tengo en mi PC una tarjeta gráfica RTX 3090, 2 SSD, una placa madre de ASUS ROG Strix, y un Intel i7 11va Generación. En la Ciudad de México se va la luz constantemente, y siempre hay cambios de voltaje. En varias ocasiones se me han descompuesto componentes como los SSD o algunas funciones de la placa madre. Por lo mismo decidí invertir en un No Break (ya tenía un regulador y este no era suficiente).6 meses después puedo decir que ya se fue la luz 3 veces en la colonia, y han habido varios cambios de voltaje, y este No Break protegió perfectamente mi PC y además me da 30 minutos más de uso (y eso que tengo 2 monitores LG 27 pulgadas 4K). Media hora es más que suficiente para darte cuenta que se fue la luz y apagar la PC.También su pequeño monitor te indica los minutos que están restando, y los Watts que se están consumiendo en vivo. Y cuando se va la luz, emite un sonido que indica que entró a funcionar la batería.Además es la única empresa que maneja la función de entregar energía de onda sinoidal auténtica y no simulada en la gama de productos de casa y oficina y por este precio (es tecnología usada en servidores para cuidar el equipo y lo más recomendable).Yo tuve un regulador económico y perdí 3 SSDs y un puerto USB de mi PC dejó de funcionar, reemplazarlos me costó más que este No Break.En conclusión, invertir en este No Break es una mejor inversión a largo plazo tanto en la economía como en la funcionalidad que ofrece. Lo barato sale caro, aprende de mis experiencias y vete por algo bueno como este desde la primera. ¯⁠⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯Si ya leíste todo este review, y llegaste hasta aquí, ya no te hagas menso, sabes que lo vas acabar comprando jaja.

WOW es sin duda la palabra que mejor describe el producto.Tenía mis dudas de comprarlo, pues leyendo reseñas anteriores pude observar que a muchos les llegaba un modelo distinto al que se muestra en las fotos que encabezan la publicación del producto, pero decidí tomar el riesgo debido a la eficacia de Amazon para devolver un producto por el motivo que sea.Al abrir la caja donde venía el No Break, fue grato encontrarme con la sorpresa que era el MODELO CORRECTO, con 12 conectores (6 regulados y 6 conectados a la bateria), pantalla a color, puerto USB 3.0 y USB-Cetc. Así que si tenían esa duda como yo, sienta se libres, pues ahora sí, están mandando el modelo más nuevo y actualizado.El No Break funciona correctamente, ya hice pruebas con todo mi equipo conectado, baje la pastilla de luz para simular un apagón y sin problemas, entró en función la batería y NADA de lo que estaba conectada se apagó (tenía conectado a los contactos de la batería un monitor de 32 pulgadas, una PC Alienware Aurora R5 con un procesador i7 y gráfica nVidia GTX 1080 corriendo un juego pesado), una cámara digital, el Xbox One X, un modem y un Router Gaming que consumen más que uno normal), además, la pantalla a color me mostraba la duración restante de la batería en minutos y con todo eso conectado me indicaba 21 minutos 😱 más que suficientes para terminar lo que estabas haciendo sin preocupaciones.Respecto a la pantalla a color, no es solo un adorno bonito, que si, se ve muy bonito, pero es mucho más que eso... Te muestra en tiempo REAL la cantidad de Watts que se están utilizando en ese momento (en porcentaje y en cantidad), al igual que los VA (también en porcentaje y cantidad), la duración de la batería si se llegase a ir la luz, el nivel de carga de la batería, los eventos ocurridos (fallas eléctricas); en fin, brinda información sumamente útil.En conclusión, es la mejor compra que he hecho, mi anterior No Break era uno Koblenz igual de 1500 VA y hacia más ruido que un avión, pero este Cyber Power, no hace nada, pero nada de ruido.

The item arrived in a timely manner and in good condition. I took the unit out of the box and plugged it in without turning it on, and let it charge for 24 hours before taking it to the computer room and plugging the computer and monitor into it.I have a dual monitor system, but figured I needed to only plug the main monitor in for shutdown purposes in case of a power outage. With the CPU and monitor plugged in, I am at approximately 35 percent load. The computer has a 550 watt power supply, which is right in the ball park of the unit.I did my initial test which I do to ALL battery backups when they're new, just so I can test the functionality- with the computer and monitor turned on, I unplugged the unit out of the wall socket, and both computer and monitor remained running without a hiccup, and the unit runs pretty silently. There was no 'switch-over' sound, like you got with the older units.The only reason I gave it four stars instead of five, is because the estimated run-time is only about 9 minutes, which is adequate for shutdown purposes, but not great, and when I pulled the plug, the battery capacity immediately went down to 76 percent, even though I plugged it back in within a second of pulling it out.However, I've had fairly good luck with CyberPower products in the past, and expect to get plenty of good years of service out of this. I do not plan on plugging anything else into it, as the sole purpose of my purchasing an UPS is to prevent sudden shutdown damage to my computer, or from power spikes, which we get occasionally here. (Our electric company is not the greatest and we don't have adequately 'clean' power here).The takeaway one should get from this review is that this UPS is designed for the newer systems, so everyone considering upgrading their tower should get a Pure Sine-Wave unit so it will be compatible with the new Power Factor Correction power supplies that are being shipped in the new PCs.I was made painfully aware that my old CyberPower unit was NOT a pure sine-wave unit the last two times I had a power drop here, as my computer just went dead- no battery backup whatsoever. I'm still not sure if this was due to the age of the UPS- about four years- or that I have upgraded my power supply in the last year.So while this may seem to be a more expensive investment, it is worth the cost to protect your investment in your new PC. I had considered getting an APC, but the CyberPower units are less expensive, and just as reliable.EDIT- 6/5/2014 The unit is still functional, but I recently had to switch it over to my wife's HP machine, as I upgraded to a 650-watt EVGA modular power supply. The CP1000PFCLCD was no longer powerful enough to keep my machine running, since it is only 600 watts, and on a 650-watt power supply, if you pull the plug out of the wall when it's on, the computer shuts off. So I had to upgrade to the CP1350PFCLCD, 810-watt unit, and after switching I tested both units, the new one on my machine, and the old one on my wife's machine. Both passed the test of pulling the plug out of the socket while still on, which says after two years, the CP1000PFCLCD is still working great, and at 810 watts, I expect to get good use out the CP1350PFCLCD for my machine. Oddly, The Amazon control panel refused to let me write a separate review for the new unit, stating that I'd already written a review for it, which I hadn't. That's not a reflection on the product, however. So I had to edit this review to include the new information.