Best CyberPower UPS Systems for Business Power Protection
CyberPower standby, line-interactive AVR, PFC Sinewave and online double-conversion UPS systems — selected by VA/watt rating, topology, form factor and runtime.
CyberPower UPS systems in stock at Uniqcli
How to choose →A curated selection with live pricing — in-stock lines first, then back-ordered lines with a typical lead time. Every line is sourced through authorized distribution and screened for TAA country-of-origin and NDAA §889 status before checkout.
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CyberPower Systems
CyberPower EC550G Ecologic UPS Systems
EC550G
The CyberPower EC550G Ecologic — a 550VA/330W standby UPS with an energy-saving design for a single desk PC, a router or a point-of-sale terminal.
$103.28In stockCompact AVR
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP685AVRG AVR UPS Systems
CP685AVRG
The CyberPower CP685AVRG — a 685VA/390W line-interactive UPS with automatic voltage regulation for a workstation on a supply that sags and swells.
$119.20In stockAVR value
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP800AVR AVR UPS Systems
CP800AVR
The CyberPower CP800AVR — an 800VA/450W AVR UPS in a compact chassis, a step up in capacity for a loaded desk or a small network device.
$142.03Back-orderedAVR LCD, mid
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP1350AVRLCD3 Intelligent LCD UPS Systems
CP1350AVRLCD3
The CyberPower CP1350AVRLCD3 — a 1350VA/815W line-interactive UPS with an LCD status panel for a workstation or a small server on a mini-tower footprint.
$214.76In stock1500VA tower
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP1500AVRT AVR UPS Systems
CP1500AVRT
The CyberPower CP1500AVRT — a 1500VA/900W AVR UPS with the outlet count for a full desktop setup plus its peripherals.
$240.74Back-orderedEfficient TAA
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower EC750GTAA TAA Compliant UPS System
EC750GTAA
The CyberPower EC750GTAA — a 750VA/450W Ecologic standby UPS in the TAA line, for a small load on a compliance-scoped order.
Titled TAA Compliant, a per-part fact to confirm on the row ordered.
$184.49In stockPFC Sinewave
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP850PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS Systems
CP850PFCLCD
The CyberPower CP850PFCLCD — an 850VA/510W PFC Sinewave UPS whose clean output suits a modern PC or small server with an active-PFC power supply.
$185.50In stockPFC Sinewave, TAA
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP1000PFCLCDTAA TAA Compliant Intelligent UPS Systems
CP1000PFCLCDTAA
The CyberPower CP1000PFCLCDTAA — a 1000VA/600W PFC Sinewave UPS in the TAA line, sine-wave output for an active-PFC load on a compliance order.
Titled TAA Compliant.
$241.64Back-ordered1500VA PFC, TAA
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP1500PFCLCDTAA TAA Intelligent Compliant UPS Systems
CP1500PFCLCDTAA
The CyberPower CP1500PFCLCDTAA — a 1500VA/900W PFC Sinewave UPS with TAA designation, for a larger active-PFC workstation or small server.
Titled TAA Compliant.
$337.84Back-ordered1U rackmount
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP500PFCRM1U PFC Sinewave UPS Systems
CP500PFCRM1U
The CyberPower CP500PFCRM1U — a 500VA/300W 1U rackmount PFC Sinewave UPS for a network cabinet where rack space is the constraint.
$252.45Back-ordered1500VA 1U rack
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower CP1500PFCRM1U PFC Sinewave UPS Systems
CP1500PFCRM1U
The CyberPower CP1500PFCRM1U — a 1500VA/900W 1U rackmount PFC Sinewave UPS for a rack of switches and a small server in one unit of height.
$643.06Back-orderedRack/tower online
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower PR1000RT2UC Smart App Sinewave UPS Systems
PR1000RT2UC
The CyberPower PR1000RT2UC Smart App Sinewave — a 1000VA/1000W 2U rack/tower-convertible UPS with a full 1:1 power factor for a closet or edge cabinet.
$913.08Back-orderedOnline double-conversion
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower OL1KRM Essential Online UPS Systems
OL1KRM
The CyberPower OL1KRM Essential Online — a 1000VA/800W 2U online double-conversion UPS that isolates the load from the input for voltage-sensitive equipment.
$970.74In stockOnline, extended
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower OL1KRTHD Smart App Online UPS Systems
OL1KRTHD
The CyberPower OL1KRTHD Smart App Online — a 1000VA/1000W rack/tower online UPS built for extended-runtime battery packs and a generator-fed or unstable supply.
$1,379.49In stockMedical-grade
CyberPower Systems
CyberPower M550L Medical UPS Systems
M550L
The CyberPower M550L Medical — a 550VA/440W UPS with a hospital-grade plug and the isolation and leakage specs a clinical or patient-care setting requires.
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- VertivVertiv Liebert GXT5 UPS - 500VA/500W 120V | Online Rack Tower Energy Star - Double Conversion| 2U| Optional RDU120 Card| Color/Graphic LCD| 3-Year WarrantyGXT5-500LVRT2UXL
$1,554.00
$1,184.15
221 in stock - EatonEaton 5P Gen2 5P1500RTNG2 1440VA Rack/Tower UPS - 2U Rack/Tower - AVR - 9 Hour Recharge - 5 Minute Stand-by - 120 V AC Input - 100 V AC, 120 V AC, 125 V AC Output - Single Phase - Sine Wave, Pure Sine Wave - Serial Port - LCD Display - 8 x NEMA 5-15R Receptacle(s) - Network-M3 Card, RS-2325P1500RTNG2
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A UPS has one job: keep connected equipment running cleanly through sags, surges and short outages, then shut it down gracefully if utility power stays out. CyberPower's general-purpose line covers that job from a desk PC up to a rack of servers, and the first decision is always topology. Standby and line-interactive models — the latter with automatic voltage regulation, or AVR, that corrects under- and over-voltage without draining the battery — suit most PCs, network gear and small servers. Online double-conversion models rebuild the waveform continuously for tight, isolated output, which is the right choice for voltage-sensitive loads or an unstable supply. Every row on this page is a CyberPower UPS, stated in the manufacturer's own title.
Size next, and size by watts rather than VA alone. Total the real wattage of the connected load, leave headroom for growth, and confirm the model delivers the runtime you actually need at that draw before adding anything. A number that looks generous in VA can be tight in watts, and a UPS asked to carry more watts than it is rated for will cut its runtime sharply or trip. Then match the physical and electrical fit — compact, mini-tower, tower or 1U/2U rack chassis, 120V input, and the outlet types your equipment and PDUs use.
Beyond topology and size, the useful differences are power quality, management and compliance. Active-PFC power supplies — common in modern PCs and servers — want a PFC Sinewave model rather than a simulated-sine unit, or they can drop to battery unexpectedly. LCD and Smart App models add local and remote monitoring with graceful shutdown, medical-grade units carry the isolation and leakage specs a clinical setting needs, and several models carry a TAA designation for orders that require it. Nothing here is a test result; the selection is fenced to CyberPower's own UPS line, and the cards carry live pricing and current availability.
Buyer's checklist
How to choose a CyberPower UPS
- Match topology to the load. Standby and line-interactive AVR models handle everyday PCs, network gear and small servers; online double-conversion models suit voltage-sensitive equipment, generator-fed sites or an unstable supply that needs continuously regenerated output.
- Size by real watts, not VA alone. Total the connected load's wattage, add headroom for growth, and confirm the model delivers the runtime you need at that draw — a UPS pushed past its watt rating cuts runtime sharply or trips.
- Choose PFC Sinewave for active-PFC power supplies. Modern PCs and servers with active-PFC PSUs can behave badly on a simulated-sine UPS; a CyberPower PFC Sinewave model outputs the clean waveform they expect.
- Pick the form factor for the space. Compact and mini-tower units suit a desk or a shelf; tower units suit a workstation; 1U and 2U rack chassis fit a cabinet — CyberPower's line covers all of them.
- Plan monitoring and shutdown. LCD and Smart App models add local status and remote management with scheduled graceful shutdown, and a network management card or USB link turns the UPS into a reporting device rather than a silent box.
- Confirm the electrical and outlet fit. Verify the input plug and the output receptacles — NEMA 5-15R/5-20R and, on larger units, twist-lock — match your circuit and your PDUs before the unit ships.
- Where an order carries a country-of-origin clause, read the TAA designation on the part number. Several CyberPower models carry TAA in the manufacturer's own title and others do not — confirm it on the exact model ordered.
Standby, line-interactive, online: matching topology to the load
CyberPower's line covers three topologies, and picking the right one is mostly about how demanding the load is. A standby UPS — the Ecologic and entry AVR units — switches to battery when power fails and is the economical answer for a single PC, a router or a small point-of-sale terminal. A line-interactive UPS adds automatic voltage regulation, which corrects the everyday under- and over-voltage that makes up most utility disturbances without touching the battery, and it is the workhorse for servers, switches and network-closet gear because it saves battery cycles and rides through sags cleanly. An online double-conversion UPS goes furthest: it rebuilds the output waveform continuously, isolating the load from the input entirely, which is what voltage-sensitive equipment, a generator-fed site or an unstable rural supply actually needs.
Cost tracks that ladder, so match it to the load rather than over- or under-buying. A double-conversion unit on a desk PC is wasted money; a standby unit in front of a rack of servers on a dirty supply is under-protection. Read the topology in each model's title — Ecologic, AVR, PFC Sinewave, Smart App Online — and let the load decide.
PFC Sinewave, monitoring and total cost of ownership
Two things separate a UPS that merely runs from one that protects and reports. The first is waveform. Modern PCs and servers use active-PFC power supplies, and some of them do not tolerate the simulated (stepped) sine wave a basic UPS outputs on battery — the symptom is the load dropping out or the UPS cutting over noisily. CyberPower's PFC Sinewave models output a true sine wave that active-PFC supplies expect, which is why they are the right choice for any modern computer or server load rather than a basic tap. The second is monitoring: the LCD and Smart App models expose battery health, load and self-test results locally and, over a USB or network link, to management software that can shut connected machines down gracefully when an outage runs long.
Those two features are also where the running cost comes back. Batteries are the recurring expense on any UPS — they age on a schedule regardless of use and carry both a pack cost and the labour to swap — so right-sizing to real watts avoids buying and re-buying battery mass you never draw, and monitoring means a weakening battery is flagged from a dashboard before it fails rather than discovered during an outage. Uniqcli can quote the UPS units, the replacement batteries and the rack PDUs on one document for business, government and education buyers.
FAQ
Common questions
- What is the difference between standby, line-interactive and online CyberPower UPS models?
- How much they intervene, and therefore what they suit. A standby UPS (CyberPower's Ecologic and entry units) switches to battery when power fails — economical protection for a single PC or a small device. A line-interactive UPS adds automatic voltage regulation (AVR) that corrects everyday under- and over-voltage without draining the battery, which is the workhorse for servers, switches and network-closet gear. An online double-conversion UPS (the Smart App Online line) rebuilds the output waveform continuously and isolates the load from the input entirely, for voltage-sensitive equipment, generator-fed sites or an unstable supply. Match the topology to how demanding and how critical the load is.
- Do I need a PFC Sinewave UPS?
- If you are protecting a modern PC or server with an active-PFC power supply, usually yes. Active-PFC supplies can misbehave on the simulated (stepped) sine wave a basic UPS outputs when it switches to battery — the load may drop out or cut over noisily — while a PFC Sinewave model outputs a true sine wave those supplies expect. CyberPower's PFC Sinewave line is built for exactly this, so it is the right choice for current computers and servers. Simpler loads — a router, a phone system, older equipment — are often fine on a standard model, but where the datasheet of the equipment calls for a sine-wave input, buy the sine-wave UPS.
- How do I size a CyberPower UPS for my equipment?
- Size by real watts, not by VA alone, and leave headroom. Add up the wattage of everything you will connect, then choose a model whose watt rating covers it with room for growth, and check the runtime the model delivers at that load — runtime falls steeply as you approach the rating. A UPS is quoted in both VA and watts, and a figure that looks generous in VA can be tight in watts, which is the number that actually limits what you can run. If you need more minutes than a model gives at your load, step up in capacity rather than running it at the edge of its rating.
- Are CyberPower UPS systems TAA compliant?
- Some models are, and it is stated per part rather than across the brand. Several CyberPower units — the ones with TAA in the model name — carry the designation in the manufacturer's own catalog title, while others do not. Where an order carries a country-of-origin clause, read the designation on the exact part number you are ordering and confirm it on the quote, because a manufacturer's designation is its own statement about that part number, not an independent certification and not a property of the product family. Both TAA-designated and standard CyberPower models appear on this page.
- Can business, government and education buyers order these?
- Every line Uniqcli quotes is sourced through US distribution and screened for TAA country-of-origin and NDAA §889 status before checkout — with documentation tied to the specific part number, not a product family.
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