CYBERPOWER PFC Sinewave (E) CP1500EIPFCRM1U 1500VA 900W

The CyberPower CP1500EIPFCRM1U is a line-interactive UPS rated at 1500 VA / 900 W, designed to be mounted in a server rack. It delivers a pure sine wave output, making it suitable for protecting servers,...
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Connector/IEC
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Rack mountable
USB connector
Serial connector
LAN protection
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The CyberPower CP1500EIPFCRM1U is a line-interactive UPS rated at 1500 VA / 900 W, designed to be mounted in a server rack. It delivers a pure sine wave output, making it suitable for protecting servers, security systems and equipment with active PFC power supplies.

An integrated AVR (automatic voltage regulation) stabilises the power supplied to connected devices. Six IEC C13 outlets are provided, four with battery backup and surge protection and two with surge protection only. The unit also includes RJ45 network line protection with one input and one output, plus USB and RS232 communication ports. An optional SNMP/HTTP remote management card (RMCARD205) is available.

The 1U rack height and shallow depth help save space in the cabinet. The battery is user-replaceable, even during operation (hot-swap). With no fan, the unit runs almost silently.

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