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CYBERPOWER Office Power 1250AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator

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Manufacturer: Cyberpower
Model: 1250AVR
Binding: Electronics
Publisher: Cyberpower
Label: Cyberpower

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Features for CYBERPOWER Office Power 1250AVR Automatic Voltage Regulator:

All outlets surge-protected at 1500 joules
$400,000 Connected Equipment Warranty
Not only guards against surges and spikes, but steps up low voltages and steps down high voltage conditions to safe levels--without resorting to battery power
Included PowerPanelPlus Software logs and saves all open files, then shuts down your system in an orderly manner under power outage conditions
Contains two 9AH batteries

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Editorial Review
CyberPower's OfficePower 1250AVR Battery Back-up system not only guards against surges and spikes, but it will also step up low-voltages or step down high-voltage conditions to safe output levels without resorting to battery power. OfficePower 1250AVR also protects your computer system and valuable data during a power outage.
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Customer Reviews

Great UPS! and voltage regulator!

2003-02-08
The best part about this UPS is it's a voltage regulator too! If the power dips or spikes, the battery kicks in supplying regulated power to my system. Electronic equipment strongly dislikes quick power outages, dipes, and spikes!!

The powerpanel plus software, although having some strange defaults, works great under XP! I can see clearly how much power I'm currently using percentage wise, and if power were to go out right now at this power usage, how long I'd have backup power.

With two loaded Athlon PCs and one 19" monitor, I'm running around 45% load with 15-20 minutes backup time. With only one PC and a newer monitor (this one is ... 4 years old) I can imagine the backup time being atleast 30 minutes.

I'm using one for my Athlon server and I just ordered a second for my main PC and Sony receiver system.

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