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# USB port + PowerPanel software integration 1000VA/600W power capacity 6 UK outlets (3 UPS+Surge, 3 Surge only) BR1000ELCD-UK BRICs Series, 1000VA/600W, 6 UK Outlets (3 Surge only, 3 UPS and Surge), 1 USB Charging Port, AVR, Brick Format

**Price:** 399021CFA
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## Summary

> ⚡ Power up your peace of mind — never miss a beat during outages!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** BR1000ELCD-UK BRICs Series, 1000VA/600W, 6 UK Outlets (3 Surge only, 3 UPS and Surge), 1 USB Charging Port, AVR, Brick Format
- **How much does it cost?** 399021CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- Customers looking for quality international products

## Why This Product

- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Reliable Power Backup:** Keep your essential devices running smoothly during outages with 6 minutes runtime at half load.
- • **Seamless Data Security:** PowerPanel software ensures automatic file saving and safe shutdowns, preventing data loss.
- • **Versatile Connectivity:** Six UK sockets split between battery-backed and surge-only outlets plus a USB charging port for all your gear.
- • **Energy-Efficient Design:** GreenPower UPS™ Technology reduces energy consumption, saving costs while protecting your tech.
- • **Smart Device Protection:** Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) stabilizes fluctuating power to safeguard sensitive electronics.

## Overview

The CyberPower BR1000ELCD-UK is a robust 1000VA/600W UPS designed for home and office use, featuring 6 UK outlets (3 with battery backup and surge protection, 3 surge-only), USB charging, and Automatic Voltage Regulation. It offers reliable power backup with a 6-minute runtime at half load, integrates with PowerPanel software for automatic safe shutdowns, and employs energy-saving GreenPower UPS™ technology to protect and optimize your critical devices against power fluctuations and outages.

## Description

CyberPower BR1000ELCD offers home and office users a reliable battery backup and safeguards office PCs, network communication equipment, and other electronic devices from surges, spikes, brownouts and other power incidents. Designed with GreenPower UPS™ Technology to improve operating efficiency and to minimize energy consumption, users can enjoy significant energy cost savings over conventional UPS systems. The UPS provides Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to maintain a safe voltage for connected equipment. The featured data line protection protects phones, networks, and other communication equipment against surge/spikes and other power irregularities. Users can access precise information of critical power/battery conditions by switching to the LCD status monitor. Product is sourced and shipped from the European Economic Area (EEA). Product is genuine original from manufacturer authorized distributors.

Review: Simple to setup – useful for protecting data backup devices from power interruptions. - Style Name: 700VA/420W Decided to buy UPS after recent experience of a power “brown-out” where the power fluctuated enough to cause devices to power up/down multiple times – not good for NAS (Network Access Storage) devices. I decided not to “sell myself up” with regard to power spec and try the lowest power output that would comfortably meet the needs of a clean shut-down for my NAS, hence 700VA version. Brick comes with a type-B USB cable for connection to a NAS. This enables the NAS to monitor the state of the UPS and determine if/when to start setting disks to standby. In my case I have a Synology DS212J NAS (quite old tech) but it recognises the UPS when connected and you can customise a delay time before placing the disks of the NAS in offline/standby mode. There are three sockets in each of two banks. One bank is Battery Backup+Surge Protection, the other Surge Protection only. It also provides a USB power output port and RJ45/RJ11 sockets in between the mains socket banks. I keep the protective packing film attached to stop dust entering these since the “brick” faces upwards in my installation. Although the brick has keyhole slots cut in the base for screws mounting vertically on a wall, I feel it might be safer (because of its weight) sitting on its feet in the horizontal position. I found the actual mains sockets quite stiff for inserting UK plugs, but since plugs will seldom be removed/inserted this is a minor criticism. Brief instructions were included on the box and a leaflet inside. Once the unit is switched on there is a second button to allow scrolling through the settings shown on an LCD display. The display cycles through power input Volts, power output Volts, charge remaining etc. Testing is simple once everything is connected. Switching off the mains supply to the unit, connected devices should continue to run undisturbed. A double beep sounds at intervals alerting that the mains power is cut and the unit is operating in backup battery power mode. Online advice seems to recommend not discharging the batteries too much. So the UPS is more suitable for allowing clean shutdowns than enabling continued use of devices during a power cut. If the latter is required a larger UPS would be needed. I feel a lot happier about protecting my backup data now in the event of any future power interruptions. “Fit and forget” tech once it is setup. Pleased with my purchase.
Review: Breather for electronics, successfully covered 3 power outages so far. - Arrived about a month ago, packaging showing some signs of heavy handling/minor damage, but product appeared in good condition. Word of caution, at 8 kgs it is quite a heavy object and I'd strongly recommend to ensure the product is shipped on its own, especially not with fragile items. Perhaps leave a day or two in between until other items have been dispatched, or later purchases done after dispatch. Installation was easy with good instructions given. Take care of the warnings; there are plenty in the manual, but nothing to worry about as long as directions followed. Some deal with actions that would be really stupid, like connecting a 2kW hoover or a 3kW kettle, which draw several times as much power as it can deliver (but I'd imagine some people would thoughtlessly try to make it work??). The only thing I didn't get clearly immediately was that to power it on, one needs to press the power button continuously throughout a long beep, then a short beep notifies it is enabled and lights go on. The display is informative and the manual very extensive on what the different symbols mean. One feature I love is the power draw in percentage, which had me amazed on the actual power draw for different devices. I am not sure about it displaying input/output voltage above 240V, which is somewhat higher than it should be (230V). It's output performance appears quite adequate, seeing the difference on devices like my speakers. Previously, when on standby, they would wake up if I'd turn my kitchen light on, clearly the described ripples in the electricity grid. After connecting to the UPS, this no longer happens. In terms of protection, I've seen an unusual amount of power outages in the month since receiving it. First was a lightning strike that knocked off the electricity in the whole valley where I live, as far as I could see. May have involved a significant surge. Devices drawing 25-30% of its capacity kept working (I saw the lightning strike as I was watching from a lil' distance), and no disruption was noticed. Second outage was a few days ago for about 15-20 minutes. The alarm woke me up, eventually, in a nice manner. It consists of a double short beep, repeated about four times a minute. Clearly audible, but not intrusive. I had no desire to disable it. Again, no disruption to working devices. Third time was this morning, an outage lasting only about a second, yet no disruption to anything connected. Device's own display shows a runtime of about 44 minutes on full battery charge with about 11% power draw. Software standards are appropriately adhered to, seeing that recent Debian-based Linux OS that I'm running on a modern machine picked up the presence and status of the UPS without need for user interaction (UPS needs to be connected to the computer using the included USB cable). The only downside on connectivity is that the telephone/modem protection ports do not support the standard BT connector (extension lead from socket), so that a (A)DSL splitter has to be placed between the socket and UPS. Result is that only either the telephone or the modem can be protected, unless seperate device is used. Other than that, this product performs well and is well worth paying for.

## Features

- 6 x 3 Pin UK Plug sockets (3 Surge Only + 3 Battery and Surge)
- Battery backup power and protection for electrical devices, including: PC's, NAS, Surveillance systems, Gaming Consoles, Modems and Routers
- 1000VA/600W with 6 min runtime at half load
- Through the USB or serial connection, PowerPanel Personal Edition management software automatically saves computer files and safely shuts down the system during a power outage
- Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) for areas where the voltage is not stable

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B01GJZPPU4 |
| Batteries  | 3 Product Specific batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | 7,813 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 9 in Computer Uninterruptible Power Supply Units |
| Customer reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (486) |
| Date First Available  | 3 Jun. 2016 |
| Delivery information | We cannot deliver certain products outside mainland UK ( Details ). We will only be able to confirm if this product can be delivered to your chosen address when you enter your delivery address at checkout. |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | BR1000ELCDUK |
| Manufacturer  | Cyberpower |
| Product Dimensions  | 16.6 x 28.8 x 11.8 cm; 6.5 kg |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How loud is this in general use? i want to get one to protect a recording studio pc. i dont mind a gentle hum but, not high pitch tones.**
A: It doesn't hum, but it does sometimes have a high pitch "squeal". It's not loud, but i can hear it sometimes over the sounds of my PC. I am quite sensitive to electrical buzzing.

**Q: Would this ups be recognisable by buffalo nas (linkstation/terastation)'s sync to ups function?**
A: Don't know but works with my synology ds918.

**Q: Can any warning tones be deactivated ?**
A: Can be deactivated from within the PowerPanel Personal software > Settings > Notification > Disable alarms at all times

**Q: could I use this with a portable generator to protect electronic equipment from possible voltage fluctuations?**
A: Yes this unit has Automatic Voltage Regulation AVR so it can be used to regulate incoming voltage. But you would have to check incoming voltage and amps don't exceed the UPS rating in the spec sheet.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Simple to setup – useful for protecting data backup devices from power interruptions.
*by L***M on 6 September 2025*

Style Name: 700VA/420W Decided to buy UPS after recent experience of a power “brown-out” where the power fluctuated enough to cause devices to power up/down multiple times – not good for NAS (Network Access Storage) devices. I decided not to “sell myself up” with regard to power spec and try the lowest power output that would comfortably meet the needs of a clean shut-down for my NAS, hence 700VA version. Brick comes with a type-B USB cable for connection to a NAS. This enables the NAS to monitor the state of the UPS and determine if/when to start setting disks to standby. In my case I have a Synology DS212J NAS (quite old tech) but it recognises the UPS when connected and you can customise a delay time before placing the disks of the NAS in offline/standby mode. There are three sockets in each of two banks. One bank is Battery Backup+Surge Protection, the other Surge Protection only. It also provides a USB power output port and RJ45/RJ11 sockets in between the mains socket banks. I keep the protective packing film attached to stop dust entering these since the “brick” faces upwards in my installation. Although the brick has keyhole slots cut in the base for screws mounting vertically on a wall, I feel it might be safer (because of its weight) sitting on its feet in the horizontal position. I found the actual mains sockets quite stiff for inserting UK plugs, but since plugs will seldom be removed/inserted this is a minor criticism. Brief instructions were included on the box and a leaflet inside. Once the unit is switched on there is a second button to allow scrolling through the settings shown on an LCD display. The display cycles through power input Volts, power output Volts, charge remaining etc. Testing is simple once everything is connected. Switching off the mains supply to the unit, connected devices should continue to run undisturbed. A double beep sounds at intervals alerting that the mains power is cut and the unit is operating in backup battery power mode. Online advice seems to recommend not discharging the batteries too much. So the UPS is more suitable for allowing clean shutdowns than enabling continued use of devices during a power cut. If the latter is required a larger UPS would be needed. I feel a lot happier about protecting my backup data now in the event of any future power interruptions. “Fit and forget” tech once it is setup. Pleased with my purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Breather for electronics, successfully covered 3 power outages so far.
*by A***L on 9 August 2019*

Arrived about a month ago, packaging showing some signs of heavy handling/minor damage, but product appeared in good condition. Word of caution, at 8 kgs it is quite a heavy object and I'd strongly recommend to ensure the product is shipped on its own, especially not with fragile items. Perhaps leave a day or two in between until other items have been dispatched, or later purchases done after dispatch. Installation was easy with good instructions given. Take care of the warnings; there are plenty in the manual, but nothing to worry about as long as directions followed. Some deal with actions that would be really stupid, like connecting a 2kW hoover or a 3kW kettle, which draw several times as much power as it can deliver (but I'd imagine some people would thoughtlessly try to make it work??). The only thing I didn't get clearly immediately was that to power it on, one needs to press the power button continuously throughout a long beep, then a short beep notifies it is enabled and lights go on. The display is informative and the manual very extensive on what the different symbols mean. One feature I love is the power draw in percentage, which had me amazed on the actual power draw for different devices. I am not sure about it displaying input/output voltage above 240V, which is somewhat higher than it should be (230V). It's output performance appears quite adequate, seeing the difference on devices like my speakers. Previously, when on standby, they would wake up if I'd turn my kitchen light on, clearly the described ripples in the electricity grid. After connecting to the UPS, this no longer happens. In terms of protection, I've seen an unusual amount of power outages in the month since receiving it. First was a lightning strike that knocked off the electricity in the whole valley where I live, as far as I could see. May have involved a significant surge. Devices drawing 25-30% of its capacity kept working (I saw the lightning strike as I was watching from a lil' distance), and no disruption was noticed. Second outage was a few days ago for about 15-20 minutes. The alarm woke me up, eventually, in a nice manner. It consists of a double short beep, repeated about four times a minute. Clearly audible, but not intrusive. I had no desire to disable it. Again, no disruption to working devices. Third time was this morning, an outage lasting only about a second, yet no disruption to anything connected. Device's own display shows a runtime of about 44 minutes on full battery charge with about 11% power draw. Software standards are appropriately adhered to, seeing that recent Debian-based Linux OS that I'm running on a modern machine picked up the presence and status of the UPS without need for user interaction (UPS needs to be connected to the computer using the included USB cable). The only downside on connectivity is that the telephone/modem protection ports do not support the standard BT connector (extension lead from socket), so that a (A)DSL splitter has to be placed between the socket and UPS. Result is that only either the telephone or the modem can be protected, unless seperate device is used. Other than that, this product performs well and is well worth paying for.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Slightly disappointing battery life. Otherwise, seems fine to me
*by S***E on 21 March 2022*

In common with most UPSs listed here, the runtime on battery isn't stated in the item description. I bought the smallest (420W) of these devices and at full power I'd expect 5 or 6 minutes of runtime. Enough for an immediate clean shutdown but not much else. As it happens, I bought this to protect my broadband and some other small items (smarthome hubs and a couple of raspberry Pis) so I'm mostly running at about 10% capacity and would therefore expect this to power everything for maybe 50 minutes. Long enough to keep going through the average power cut. Aside from battery capacity this seems like a decent unit. Plug it in, plug equipment into it, and off you go. The USB interface connects nicely to a Windows machine and the software lets you perform a clean shutdown when the power goes off. I actually have mine connected to a Pi Zero running Network UPS Tools, with the monitoring data fed into Home assistant. NUT lets you schedule shutdowns as you need, if you don't mind Linux-level config file hacking, and home assistant provides nice monitoring of power consumption and estimated runtime on battery. Overall I like this unit. There aren't many cheaper devices and there are a lot of more expensive devices, so this seems like good value for money to me. I've only had it for a few weeks so can't yet comment on long term reliability.

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