CyberPower - PFC Sinewave Series 2000VA Battery Back-Up System - Black

Questions & Answers (9)

• Q: Is this an appropriate protector for a mid-range level home theater? 55" OLED TV, 80W 5.1 receiver, PS4, DirecTV (1 answers)

  A: Hello Alan, Based on the devices listed I would estimate your connected load to be ~700 watts (if all devices are on and pulling their maximum required wattage, which is unlikely). 55" OLED TV ~100 Watts PS4 ~ 140 Watts Directv Receiver ~ 25 Watts Audio Receiver is 80W per channel with 5 channels ~ 400 Watts Total ~ 700 Watts This would provide you with an estimated runtime of ~16 minutes when the power goes out, though again this would be if all devices were on and pulling max power. You can probably expect longer runtimes if some of the devices are off or in a low power state at the time of outage. The unit also outputs a sine wave on battery backup so there would be no compatibility issues with any of your connected devices. It outputs power indistinguishable from your utility power. I think this model UPS would be a great fit for your home theater system. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.

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• Q: using with 120v 20 amp equipment, how long will battery last at full 20 amp draw? (1 answers)

  A: Hello Tim, It'd be best to take the load in watts and compare that to the estimated run time charts available on the CyberPower System Website. The OR2200PFCRT2U at a max load of 1500 watts, for example, is estimated around 5 minutes. Thank you for submitting your question!

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• Q: Can this be used for a fishtank and how long will the battery last? Would use to power air bubbler, filter, and heater. (2 answers)

  A: This can be used to power any device that works with a standard electrical outlet. So, you can power a heater and fishtank and air blower. The amount of runtime you will get from this UPS is dependent on the combined power draw of all your devices. For example, if your power draw is a 1000 watts total, you will only get a small amount of time where it can power all of your devices. A heater is usually a big power draw. You'd have to look at the max wattage of your heater and assume that that will be the power draw of that heater. It varies a little bit but safe to assume that the heater will be the big power draw.

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• Q: Does this system work as a backup charging system for FIOS internet during an extended power outage? If so, how would it work? Does it connect to the ONT box? The router? (1 answers)

  A: The OR2200PFCRT2U can be used to backup a number of things including the items you mentioned but from your description, you may want to look into some of the FTTH(fiber to the home) UPS units. If you'd like assistance with product selection, please reach out to our sales team at 877-297-6937. We'd love to be of assistance!

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• Q: I am ordering the UPS model OR2200PFCRT2U from Best Buy SKU 121859. does it include the RMCARD205 remote connectivity card? I saw the picture with Ethernet card I wonder if it is. Thanks (1 answers)

  A: Hello Quang, The OR2200PFCRT2U does not come with the RMCARD205 preinstalled. Thank you for submitting your question!

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• Q: Will this unit run a refrigerator and for how long? (1 answers)

  A: Hello, This product is not meant to be used with appliances. Thank you for your question.

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• Q: Is this a standby or line interactive UPS? It there a way to replace one of the batteries if it goes bad? I bought a Primax and it didn't even last a year before 1 of the internal batteries started to fail and I don't like spending $600 a unit for failure (1 answers)

  A: Hello CJ, This product is line interactive and the batteries are replaceable. Thank you for your question.

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• Q: Does this have a standard NEMA 5-15 plug or is it a NEMA 5-20? (2 answers)

  A: Hello Monty, This product has a NEMA 5-20P, thank you for your question.

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