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Question: How long is the power cord (from the outlet to the UPS)?
Document: This doesn't seem right. What if I'd like two far-away devices on the same UPS? The warranty is void because I used an extension cord? Or what if I have many low-power devices that I'd like to have on Surge or Battery? I can't connect those to a power-strip before plugging them into the UPS? It doesn't make sense to give each low-power device its own outlet, they're basically wasted outlets that way.
The output load power meter on the LCD display reads zero for loads of less than 20 watts. CyberPower tech support verified that this is normal for this unit. 2. The power cord is about one foot shorter than other UPS units that I have owned.
Received on time. Works great for what I need. One PC connected to it. Its plugs are very close together. You could buy power cord extenders to solve this problem. Though don't try to through Amazon. Their vendor said several items in my order were undeliverable??? Haha I received this UPS the same day I got the undeliverable message.
I own an RV, and the interior plug for getting shore power inside the motorhome is finicky to say the least. When I first setup a computer on a power strip in the RV, the cord came out and my solid state drive failed to be recognized upon rebooting the computer. That was a total disaster, so I immediately researched UPS options as soon as I was up and running again.
The living room has two surge protector multi-outlet strips plugged into the UPS Romex cable. One of the strips (from Philips) has a master outlet that controls other outlets. This lets me turn on the TV, which then turns on power to the Blu-Ray, DVD player, and other equipment you cannot use without the TV anyway. One outlet is always on, which has the 2nd power strip plugged in.
But I have another $75 Tripplite multi-outlet that handles that anyway.The UPS itself is tiny and gorgeous. When beeping when the power goes out, it is not annoying but calming. Packing was awful. The thin cardboard retail box was in another box with crumpled brown paper packing, but only on one side. So it shipped in two thin cardboard boxes. But it arrived fine.On a side note, never buy anything from the American company Ultra (Products).
Other problems seemed to be caused by misunderstanding and abuse. Other reviewers  indicate that this UPS needs sine wave power to function properly and won't work with power from an old square wave producing generator. One gentleman was puzzled why the UPS failed after he plugged his vacuum cleaner into a battery powered outlet. The included operation literature clearly warns against doing this. I was impressed by a reply to replace, fix, or offer phone consultation by a CyberPower representative after most of the negative reviews.
I purchased the CyberPower UPS when the batteries in my APC RS1500 required replacement. Thought I'd upgrade rather than spend $80 on new APC bats.I have two major problems with the CyberPower which I never had with the APC.1. The unit constantly cycles from AC to Bat. power after I print to my laser printer. Oddly enough, the laser printer is NOT plugged into the UPS, rather another wall outlet on the other side of the room.
), which is more than enough time to save my work and shut down the computer properly. After the battery had charged, I did the ultimate test -- pulled the UPS cord out of the wall, and the computer and monitors didn&#8217;t even flutter. The monitoring software gave me an alert saying the UPS was on battery, the UPS itself beeped, and the computer ran fine.
The two USB charging ports in the front are convenient, but i don't use them that much. If you want to add more plugs just try aCables to Go 1.5 ft 1 to 4 Power Cord Splitter
Answer: Looks to be about four feet, give or take an inch or two.  Ideal if the unit sits on the floor or low shelf, close to the main outlet at some midpoint between the source and the load, which ideally is where an energy storage and filtering device should be.  I am using this unit in a video system as a back up to prevent failures during recordings or transfers and even with a high power 60 inch DLP running, its estimated battery run time once during an outage was something like 15 minutes.  Also recently dropped a pretty heavy die-cast boxer fan on its top and it didn't even leave a scratch on the case.  During normal operation, only thing lit is the power button.