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title: "CP1600EPFCLCD"
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# 1500W Pure Sinewave Power Color LCD Real-Time Monitoring 2+ Hours Battery Runtime CP1600EPFCLCD

**Brand:** cyberpower
**Price:** $U81147
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## Summary

> 🔌 Power up like a pro — never miss a beat with CyberPower CP1600EPFCLCD!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CP1600EPFCLCD by cyberpower
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## Best For

- cyberpower enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cyberpower brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Extended Runtime:** Over 2 hours of backup power keeps your critical devices running through outages.
- • **Smart Connectivity:** 6 outlets plus 2 USB ports let you power and charge multiple devices effortlessly.
- • **Intuitive LCD Display:** Tiltable color screen delivers instant insights on power status and battery health.
- • **Clean & Reliable Output:** Pure Sinewave output protects sensitive AV and IT gear from distortion and damage.
- • **Seamless Power Stability:** Line-Interactive UPS topology smooths out voltage fluctuations for zero interruptions.

## Overview

The CyberPower CP1600EPFCLCD is a high-performance line-interactive UPS delivering 1500W of pure sinewave power with over 2 hours of battery backup. Featuring 6 outlets, 2 USB charging ports, and a tiltable color LCD for real-time monitoring, it ensures seamless protection and energy-efficient operation for sensitive electronics and AV setups. Its compact design, silent operation, and replaceable batteries make it a trusted choice for professionals demanding reliable, clean power during outages and voltage fluctuations.

## Description

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Review: First UPS, Remarkably Impressed. Looks great, Silent, Long run time. - Living in a village in Rural Cambridgeshire where power cuts & brown outs seem to be relatively frequent, I decided to invest in a couple of these to protect some of my electronic devices from damage and to run them during an outage. I chose this particular model (the 900VA/1500w variant) because it's made by a reputable company, looks good, puts out enough power and the power through its inverter is Pure Sine Wave (rather than Modified Sine Wave which some electronic devices don't like running from) As a UPS novice, this was my first venture into a device of its type. I bought a couple of IEC multi socket plugs and plug all of the following things into one of the units which is in my living room: - Samsung 46" LED Smart TV - 2TB Sky+ HD Box - HP Envy 120 Inkjet Printer - Samsung Surround System System & Sub - Home Energy Monitor - Virgin Media Superb 2AC Cable Router - Panasonic DECT phone base station - Netgear Arlo CCTV Wireless base station The display on the UPS will tell you the draw of all connected devices, and expected run time. I pulled the plug on the UPS to test how it switches from mains to battery power and there was no interruption to the power, it was all seamless as if nothing happened - save for a 'beep' from the UPS to alert me to the power outage. The expected run time with all of the above devices on and running was over 2 hours! Impressive. The other I have upstairs with my Mac, 27" monitor, Cordless phone, 2.1 Speakers & camera battery charger plugged into. This will run also for 2 hours in a power cut too. The units themselves run completely silently, look good on display and the bundled 'PowerPanel' software for PC and Mac is good, allowing you to determine what to do in a power cut (i.e. shut the computer down or leave on until the UPS gets to X% of battery life) The units are also smaller than I expected, probably half the size of an average computer tower. Shorter than an A4 piece of paper and only a few cm wide. Two USB sockets on the front too so you can charge your phone during a power cut or power other USB devices. Batteries are replaceable so if in 5 years time they are worn out you don't need to change the entire unit. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another of these if I had the need to. Very pleased. I only wish there was a way of plugging my combi boiler into one of these so we can have heating and hot water during a power cut! Photos attached.
Review: UPDATED - A really excellent fully featured UPS for my demanding A/V application. Just bought 2nd. - I bought this CyberPower CP1500EPFCLCD to protect audio/video equipment in my lounge. It met my specific critical requirements exactly, which my previous UPS equipment (Trust and APC) did not. I had tried an APC unit (which was about 50% more expensive) but it generated excessively high levels of noise for use in a lounge. (May 2021 update. Just brought another one to power my 4 servers, Wi-Fi network and computer equipment 24/7. Very reliable with excellent shut-down features. It properly shuts down each server and main computer to avoid data loss. Now have two of these UPS to protect me against an unreliable overhead mains supply.) Thes CyberPower UPS are ideal for my demanding application. My equipment includes a Bang & Olufsen music system, Sony Bravia TV, Philips BlueRay, Denon soundbar and sub-woofer, satellite receiver, WD Live media player, WiFi media bridge and various audio and HDMI accessories. My mains supply is erratic; brown-outs, surges and power cuts are frequent. The display indicates that it will support this total load on battery power when fully charged for about 2 hours. And the display shows much other important data such as power loading, input and output voltage etc. The second UPS supports 4 servers, WiFi router and internet bridge, computers, CD writer and digital media recorder. A few days after installation we had a 5-hour power cut. The CyberPower cut-in seamlessly, indicating about 2 hours power available for my equipment which was in stand-by. 2 hours later it switched off as the battery was discharged. During that time, all that could be heard was a very quiet fan - I had cancelled the alarm. Before I installed the CyberPower my expensive B&O loudspeakers would emit very loud (and scary!) low-frequency pops as the power erratically returned. But the CyberPower ensured a clean, safe and silent switch-on. My CyberPower are absolutely silent in normal operation, and automatically regulates my mains to a constant voltage. They includes surge protection and, of course, automatically switches to battery mode when there are power cuts. They then display the output load and remaining back-up time. They output a pure sine wave (unlike many others which produce a digital version of a sine wave without frequency filtering) which ensures the B&O and Denon function without distortion. They also feature Active Power Factor Correction to ensure the audio/video equipment functions for maximum energy saver efficiency. Some of the really important and useful features for me include USB charging ports (which I use to power 5 volt devices such as an HDMI splitter and an optical audio driver – avoiding the need for additional power supplies) and a combination of IEC and UK power sockets. The IEC connectors are essential because their small size allows 4 to be fitted on the back. I use a 2 separate IEC connector strips to power my equipment. Finally, of major importance is the ability to replace batteries, another reason I chose CyberPower. Overall a really good buy – it does exactly what I need, very well indeed.

## Features

- Line-Interactive UPS Topology – Automatically regulates voltage fluctuations, preventing disruptions and ensuring stable and reliable power for connected devices. Integrated GreenPower UPS Bypass Technology improves efficiency by reducing energy consumption, lowering operational costs without compromising performance
- Pure Sinewave Output – Delivers clean, consistent power to protect sensitive electronics, such as high-end computer systems, servers, and networking hardware, from disruptions and performance issues
- 6 Outlets and 2 USB Charging Ports – Featuring six outlets, the UPS provides ample connectivity for multiple devices. The additional USB ports allow convenient charging of mobile devices and peripherals without compromising power supply to essential equipment
- Color LCD Panel – A tiltable LCD screen provides real-time monitoring of power status, battery levels, and system diagnostics for quick, at-a-glance insights
- Active PFC Compatible – Designed to support devices with Active Power Factor Correction, ensuring seamless operation and enhanced energy efficiency

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0D97R82VC |
| Best Sellers Rank | 16,714 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 301 in Power Supplies |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Item model number | CP1600EPFCLCD-UK |
| Language | English, English, English |
| Manufacturer | CyberPower |
| Package Dimensions | 44 x 38 x 18 cm; 11 kg |

## Product Details

- **Battery cell composition:** Lead Acid
- **Brand:** Cyberpower
- **Colour:** Black
- **Item weight:** 11 Kilograms
- **Voltage:** 230 Volts (AC)

## Images

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## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ First UPS, Remarkably Impressed. Looks great, Silent, Long run time.
*by S***T on 23 November 2015*

Living in a village in Rural Cambridgeshire where power cuts & brown outs seem to be relatively frequent, I decided to invest in a couple of these to protect some of my electronic devices from damage and to run them during an outage. I chose this particular model (the 900VA/1500w variant) because it's made by a reputable company, looks good, puts out enough power and the power through its inverter is Pure Sine Wave (rather than Modified Sine Wave which some electronic devices don't like running from) As a UPS novice, this was my first venture into a device of its type. I bought a couple of IEC multi socket plugs and plug all of the following things into one of the units which is in my living room: - Samsung 46" LED Smart TV - 2TB Sky+ HD Box - HP Envy 120 Inkjet Printer - Samsung Surround System System & Sub - Home Energy Monitor - Virgin Media Superb 2AC Cable Router - Panasonic DECT phone base station - Netgear Arlo CCTV Wireless base station The display on the UPS will tell you the draw of all connected devices, and expected run time. I pulled the plug on the UPS to test how it switches from mains to battery power and there was no interruption to the power, it was all seamless as if nothing happened - save for a 'beep' from the UPS to alert me to the power outage. The expected run time with all of the above devices on and running was over 2 hours! Impressive. The other I have upstairs with my Mac, 27" monitor, Cordless phone, 2.1 Speakers & camera battery charger plugged into. This will run also for 2 hours in a power cut too. The units themselves run completely silently, look good on display and the bundled 'PowerPanel' software for PC and Mac is good, allowing you to determine what to do in a power cut (i.e. shut the computer down or leave on until the UPS gets to X% of battery life) The units are also smaller than I expected, probably half the size of an average computer tower. Shorter than an A4 piece of paper and only a few cm wide. Two USB sockets on the front too so you can charge your phone during a power cut or power other USB devices. Batteries are replaceable so if in 5 years time they are worn out you don't need to change the entire unit. I wouldn't hesitate to buy another of these if I had the need to. Very pleased. I only wish there was a way of plugging my combi boiler into one of these so we can have heating and hot water during a power cut! Photos attached.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ UPDATED - A really excellent fully featured UPS for my demanding A/V application. Just bought 2nd.
*by P***M on 13 February 2020*

I bought this CyberPower CP1500EPFCLCD to protect audio/video equipment in my lounge. It met my specific critical requirements exactly, which my previous UPS equipment (Trust and APC) did not. I had tried an APC unit (which was about 50% more expensive) but it generated excessively high levels of noise for use in a lounge. (May 2021 update. Just brought another one to power my 4 servers, Wi-Fi network and computer equipment 24/7. Very reliable with excellent shut-down features. It properly shuts down each server and main computer to avoid data loss. Now have two of these UPS to protect me against an unreliable overhead mains supply.) Thes CyberPower UPS are ideal for my demanding application. My equipment includes a Bang & Olufsen music system, Sony Bravia TV, Philips BlueRay, Denon soundbar and sub-woofer, satellite receiver, WD Live media player, WiFi media bridge and various audio and HDMI accessories. My mains supply is erratic; brown-outs, surges and power cuts are frequent. The display indicates that it will support this total load on battery power when fully charged for about 2 hours. And the display shows much other important data such as power loading, input and output voltage etc. The second UPS supports 4 servers, WiFi router and internet bridge, computers, CD writer and digital media recorder. A few days after installation we had a 5-hour power cut. The CyberPower cut-in seamlessly, indicating about 2 hours power available for my equipment which was in stand-by. 2 hours later it switched off as the battery was discharged. During that time, all that could be heard was a very quiet fan - I had cancelled the alarm. Before I installed the CyberPower my expensive B&O loudspeakers would emit very loud (and scary!) low-frequency pops as the power erratically returned. But the CyberPower ensured a clean, safe and silent switch-on. My CyberPower are absolutely silent in normal operation, and automatically regulates my mains to a constant voltage. They includes surge protection and, of course, automatically switches to battery mode when there are power cuts. They then display the output load and remaining back-up time. They output a pure sine wave (unlike many others which produce a digital version of a sine wave without frequency filtering) which ensures the B&O and Denon function without distortion. They also feature Active Power Factor Correction to ensure the audio/video equipment functions for maximum energy saver efficiency. Some of the really important and useful features for me include USB charging ports (which I use to power 5 volt devices such as an HDMI splitter and an optical audio driver – avoiding the need for additional power supplies) and a combination of IEC and UK power sockets. The IEC connectors are essential because their small size allows 4 to be fitted on the back. I use a 2 separate IEC connector strips to power my equipment. Finally, of major importance is the ability to replace batteries, another reason I chose CyberPower. Overall a really good buy – it does exactly what I need, very well indeed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Outstanding UPS
*by M***N on 1 February 2024*

I bought the 900W model and it works flawlessly, but even 900W is barely enough for my gaming PC alone. My PC currently runs a Sapphire 7900 XTX Nitro+ and a 12900K in a Corsair 1000D case. It's a watercooled PC with 4 large radiators, 30 fans, and a lot of ARBG LEDs. Of course, both the CPU and GPU are overclocked, and when my PC runs at 100% load it draws 900 +/- 50W. So even though this UPS is remarkable, it barely manages to supply my PC at full load. If I had a newer Intel CPU like 13900k or 14900k, I couldn't even use this UPS. I wish Cyberpower made 1200W or higher wattage models in these series, because currently 900W+ UPS units are either outdated, overpriced, or low quality that are available. If Cyberpower wants to advertise their models for gaming PCs, then I think they should definitely consider making higher wattage models because high end gaming PCs are already pushing the 900W model, and I imagine next gen GPUs will draw even more power.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Cyberpower CP1600EPFCLCD-UK Pure Sinewave 1600Va/1000w 2xUK+3xC13, UK power cord attached
- Computer Spares 1m IEC C14 Plug to 4 Gang Mains Power UK Socket
- Pro Elec PEL01253 IEC C14 Plug to 10A UK Socket Power Lead Black, 0.5m

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