CyberPower Systems manufactures professional power protection solutions, including UPS battery backups, surge protectors, PDUs, and power management software.
Sistemụ CyberPower is a global leader in designing and manufacturing high-quality power protection and management equipment. Best known for their Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems, the company provides reliable battery backup and surge protection solutions for home offices, small-to-medium businesses, and enterprise data centers. Their product lineup includes surge protectors, Power Distribution Units (PDUs), power inverters, and award-winning power management software.
CyberPower focuses on engineering efficiency and reliability, helping users safeguard sensitive electronics—such as computers, networking hardware, and audiovisual equipment—from power surges, spikes, and outages. Whether for a home entertainment setup or a rack-mounted IT environment, CyberPower Systems offers scalable solutions to ensure continuity and protection.
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According to the hardware installation guide, it is recommended to charge the battery for at least 8 hours to ensure maximum charge capacity. The battery charges automatically whenever the unit is plugged into an AC outlet, regardless of whether the UPS is turned on.
The red Wiring Fault LED indicates a wiring problem in your wall outlet, such as a bad ground, missing ground, or reversed wiring. If this light is illuminated, you should disconnect your equipment and have an electrician check the outlet immediately.
No. CyberPower Systems products should not be used for medical applications, life support equipment, or patient care environments.
You can register your product to certify your warranty and qualify for free technical support by visiting the registration section at www.cyberpower.com/registration.
Do not plug high-drain appliances such as laser printers, paper shredders, copiers, space heaters, or sump pumps into the 'Battery and Surge Protected Outlets'. These devices may overload the UPS and cause damage.