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title: "CyberPower BR1000ELCD-UK BRICs Series, 1000VA/600W, 6 UK Outlets (3 Surge only, 3 UPS and Surge), 1 USB Charging Port, AVR, Brick Format"
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# LCD status monitor with real-time info 700VA / 420W power capacity 6 UK outlets (3 UPS + surge, 3 surge only) CyberPower BR1000ELCD-UK BRICs Series, 1000VA/600W, 6 UK Outlets (3 Surge only, 3 UPS and Surge), 1 USB Charging Port, AVR, Brick Format

**Brand:** cyberpower
**Price:** 118759CFA
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## Summary

> ⚡ Power up your productivity—never lose a beat with CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CyberPower BR1000ELCD-UK BRICs Series, 1000VA/600W, 6 UK Outlets (3 Surge only, 3 UPS and Surge), 1 USB Charging Port, AVR, Brick Format by cyberpower
- **How much does it cost?** 118759CFA with free shipping
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## Best For

- cyberpower enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cyberpower brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Reliable Power Backup:** Keep your devices running seamlessly with 700VA/420W capacity, perfect for critical work setups.
- • **Smart Outlet Management:** Six UK outlets split between full UPS protection and surge-only, optimizing your power distribution.
- • **Advanced Voltage Regulation:** Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) ensures stable power without draining your battery.
- • **Intuitive LCD & USB Connectivity:** Stay informed with a clear LCD display and charge your devices via the built-in USB port.
- • **Comprehensive Surge & Network Protection:** Shield your tech from spikes, EMI, RFI, and network line surges for uninterrupted productivity.

## Overview

The CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK is a robust 700VA/420W UPS designed for professional environments, featuring six UK outlets with a mix of UPS and surge protection, Automatic Voltage Regulation for stable power, EMI/RFI and network surge protection, an LCD status monitor for real-time updates, and a USB charging port to keep your essential devices powered and protected.

## 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: Plug and play - problem solved - Due to a power cable fault in my area, electricity supply was going off and on very week or so for several months. Not really inconvenient but I have a Synology NAS (home network disk storage used by all computers at home). Disks do not like power cuts and there is risk of damage. As the four disks in my NAS each cost a pretty penny, I thought it was time to invest in an uninterruptible power supply to save them from damage. Choosing which uninterruptible power supply was no fun. Much advice on the internet, much out of date, and not exactly clear and helpful.. Some advice was to aim for a vertical unit as heat dissipation is better. I couldn't find one in that form factor that I could afford. In the end I chose this CyberPower BR1000ELCD-UK. It comes with three uninterruptible sockets and three more anti surge sockets. Forget all that. I only use one socket into which goes the UK mains plug for my Synology disk drives. It is a heavy beast, which I find reassuring. Installation is a piece of cake. Plug it into the mains. Plug your Synology power cord into the Cyberpower. Connect the two with a USB lead. Synology stuff is amazing. It finds the UPS and asks if you want to enable it. It even advises that it would expect this CyberPower unit to power the four drives for around 40 minutes. You can choose how long you want to run for before it shuts down. I only want a tidy shutdown so chose ten minutes. Can you protect your disks from power failure as well as your PC? Sort of. Do some searching and you will find that there is some software you can get and install which will synchronise the CyberPower with your Synology and the Synology will then alert your PC.. It can be done but I decided to leave it for a rain day a long time in the future. Does it work? My neighbour, also suffering from power failures, also bought an identical CyberPower unit. He cut the power and sure enough the Synology kept on going and alerted him to the power failure before shutting down, later, gracefully. I had to cut the mains power briefly to change a mains switch. Once I cut the power, there was a pleasing beep coming from the CyberPower indicating that it was doing its stuff. The beeping stopped when I reconnected power. Success. If you've been contemplating an uninterruptible power supply, this one will do the job perfectly. Installation is a breeze. The unit is a bit smaller than a shoe box. There is a bonus - the battery is user replaceable when it dies of old age. This will save you some pennies vs. sending it to a service centre. Of course there has been no interruption to my house power supply since I installed it but I don't mind. A UPS is like having an insurance policy. It's there when you need it and otherwise you have peace of mind (knowing that your expensive disks will not be knackered in the event of a power interruption). Alas my UPS was not delivered by UPS. That would have made me smile even more.
Review: So far, so good. - This is a nice size, compact. It fits nicely under my computer desk out of the way. I did contact CyberPower about the too-short USB cable and the PowerPanel software, and received a prompt and helpful reply with a link for download. I left it charging for a few hours before hooking it up and tested it with a table lamp. It did flicker on changeover and the lamp's light seemed to pulsate on battery power, then once installed I tested it on the PC (fingers crossed). No problems at all. I tested the software by setting power-down time to 2 minutes. It shut the PC down, but I'm sceptical about it saving files in running apps. I left a game running, and it just closed down abruptly. Most apps require user input to shut down properly. When I powered up, there was an error message but a restart worked fine. The game put up a warning about an unexpected shut-down, but ran up OK. It's only very rarely that the PC will be running with nobody to shut it down manually, so it's not a game-changer. It did run quite hot at the beginning, but perhaps the battery was still charging. It's running cool now. A good buy, so far. PS You may be tempted to enable e-mail notifications via the software. Don’t, just don’t. I did, and was bombarded with e-mails. The battery status cycles between ‘charging’ and ‘fully charged’ every few seconds. I got an e-mail every time. Update - The unit is running quite hot, and the status shows 'voltage buck' permanently, indicating a high mains voltage. Tech support insists that I need to have my wiring checked, although I can't imagine what wiring fault would cause a high voltage at the sockets. I'll have to consider a replacement, as I don't like to be without one now.

## 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  | B00KHTD2NQ |
| Best Sellers Rank | 34,567 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 44 in Computer Uninterruptible Power Supply Units |
| Customer reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (83) |
| Date First Available  | 23 May 2014 |
| Department  | Default Category |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | BR700ELCD-UK |
| Manufacturer  | Cyberpower |
| Product Dimensions  | 27.1 x 16.07 x 11.36 cm; 5.5 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

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Plug and play - problem solved
*by V***T on 21 November 2020*

Due to a power cable fault in my area, electricity supply was going off and on very week or so for several months. Not really inconvenient but I have a Synology NAS (home network disk storage used by all computers at home). Disks do not like power cuts and there is risk of damage. As the four disks in my NAS each cost a pretty penny, I thought it was time to invest in an uninterruptible power supply to save them from damage. Choosing which uninterruptible power supply was no fun. Much advice on the internet, much out of date, and not exactly clear and helpful.. Some advice was to aim for a vertical unit as heat dissipation is better. I couldn't find one in that form factor that I could afford. In the end I chose this CyberPower BR1000ELCD-UK. It comes with three uninterruptible sockets and three more anti surge sockets. Forget all that. I only use one socket into which goes the UK mains plug for my Synology disk drives. It is a heavy beast, which I find reassuring. Installation is a piece of cake. Plug it into the mains. Plug your Synology power cord into the Cyberpower. Connect the two with a USB lead. Synology stuff is amazing. It finds the UPS and asks if you want to enable it. It even advises that it would expect this CyberPower unit to power the four drives for around 40 minutes. You can choose how long you want to run for before it shuts down. I only want a tidy shutdown so chose ten minutes. Can you protect your disks from power failure as well as your PC? Sort of. Do some searching and you will find that there is some software you can get and install which will synchronise the CyberPower with your Synology and the Synology will then alert your PC.. It can be done but I decided to leave it for a rain day a long time in the future. Does it work? My neighbour, also suffering from power failures, also bought an identical CyberPower unit. He cut the power and sure enough the Synology kept on going and alerted him to the power failure before shutting down, later, gracefully. I had to cut the mains power briefly to change a mains switch. Once I cut the power, there was a pleasing beep coming from the CyberPower indicating that it was doing its stuff. The beeping stopped when I reconnected power. Success. If you've been contemplating an uninterruptible power supply, this one will do the job perfectly. Installation is a breeze. The unit is a bit smaller than a shoe box. There is a bonus - the battery is user replaceable when it dies of old age. This will save you some pennies vs. sending it to a service centre. Of course there has been no interruption to my house power supply since I installed it but I don't mind. A UPS is like having an insurance policy. It's there when you need it and otherwise you have peace of mind (knowing that your expensive disks will not be knackered in the event of a power interruption). Alas my UPS was not delivered by UPS. That would have made me smile even more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far, so good.
*by N***D on 6 February 2022*

This is a nice size, compact. It fits nicely under my computer desk out of the way. I did contact CyberPower about the too-short USB cable and the PowerPanel software, and received a prompt and helpful reply with a link for download. I left it charging for a few hours before hooking it up and tested it with a table lamp. It did flicker on changeover and the lamp's light seemed to pulsate on battery power, then once installed I tested it on the PC (fingers crossed). No problems at all. I tested the software by setting power-down time to 2 minutes. It shut the PC down, but I'm sceptical about it saving files in running apps. I left a game running, and it just closed down abruptly. Most apps require user input to shut down properly. When I powered up, there was an error message but a restart worked fine. The game put up a warning about an unexpected shut-down, but ran up OK. It's only very rarely that the PC will be running with nobody to shut it down manually, so it's not a game-changer. It did run quite hot at the beginning, but perhaps the battery was still charging. It's running cool now. A good buy, so far. PS You may be tempted to enable e-mail notifications via the software. Don’t, just don’t. I did, and was bombarded with e-mails. The battery status cycles between ‘charging’ and ‘fully charged’ every few seconds. I got an e-mail every time. Update - The unit is running quite hot, and the status shows 'voltage buck' permanently, indicating a high mains voltage. Tech support insists that I need to have my wiring checked, although I can't imagine what wiring fault would cause a high voltage at the sockets. I'll have to consider a replacement, as I don't like to be without one now.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A bit dated and fiddly to turn off but very good in all other respects
*by J***E on 20 January 2023*

Great value back-up power but a little bit dated in as much as it has surge protected RJ11 ports for your landline or modem internet connection (who has an old-style modem these days?) Only 3 out of the 6 ports offer UPS which is a shame, I wouldn't have thought it would be too difficult to make all 6 UPS capable. Software is easy to download and install but it doesn't have an Ethernet or USB connection to the PC so I am not sure how the software is getting its information. Only 1 x USB -A port, USB -C as well would have been nice. Now we get to the issue of turning it off... turning it on is easy, hold the button down until you hear a series of beeps and the display lights up then release the button. Turning it off is not so easy: You have to hold the button down until the display lights up, then release and then press the button again for about 2 seconds then release - it should then turn off, took me almost a week to master this so be warned. In conclusion, a good back-up power supply for 2 PC's and a screen, all of the sockets have surge protection. Given that we are now moving to VOIP phones the RJ11 ports are already redundant, an RJ45 port and cable to the PC would have been better. 1 x USB -A port.... well, they could have fitted a USB -C considering that USB -C has been with us for a while now. This device could do with being brought into the modern era, having said that, it does what it says on the box so I am happy with that. 4 Stars for the reasons stated. Despite its shortcomings, it is good value.

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