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title: "OR2200PFCRT2U PFC Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, 2000VA/1540W, 8 Outlets, AVR, 2U Rack/Tower, UL Certified"
brand: "cyberpower"
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# 2000VA/1540W power capacity Rotatable LCD with real-time power stats 8 surge-protected outlets OR2200PFCRT2U PFC Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, 2000VA/1540W, 8 Outlets, AVR, 2U Rack/Tower, UL Certified

**Brand:** cyberpower
**Price:** ₨696126
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## Summary

> 🔋 Power up your productivity with silent, smart, and steadfast protection!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** OR2200PFCRT2U PFC Sinewave UPS Battery Backup and Surge Protector, 2000VA/1540W, 8 Outlets, AVR, 2U Rack/Tower, UL Certified by cyberpower
- **How much does it cost?** ₨696126 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

- • **Silent yet powerful ⚡:** Delivers robust 2000VA/1540W pure sine wave backup without disruptive noise—perfect for focused workspaces.
- • **Smart power insights 📊:** Rotatable multifunction LCD panel keeps you instantly informed on runtime, load, and battery health—no surprises.
- • **Peace of mind guaranteed 🛡️:** Backed by a 3-year warranty plus $300,000 connected equipment guarantee—because your gear deserves premium care.
- • **Extended battery life with AVR 🔄:** Automatic Voltage Regulation smooths out power fluctuations, preserving battery longevity and equipment safety.
- • **Comprehensive device protection 🔌:** Eight outlets combining battery backup and surge protection safeguard your entire tech ecosystem seamlessly.

## Overview

The CyberPower OR2200PFCRT2U is a 2000VA/1540W line-interactive UPS delivering pure sine wave output ideal for sensitive Active PFC devices. Featuring 8 battery-backed and surge-protected outlets, a rotatable LCD for real-time monitoring, and Automatic Voltage Regulation to extend battery life, it ensures uninterrupted, clean power for servers, workstations, and network gear. Its silent operation and robust 3-year warranty with a $300,000 connected equipment guarantee make it a trusted choice for professional environments.

## Description

A rack/tower UPS with line interactive topology, the CyberPower PFC Sinewave OR2200PFCRT2U provides power protection (using sine wave output) and surge protection for department servers, workgroup servers, network devices, telecom appliances, and high-end audio/video equipment requiring active PFC power source compatibility. The OR2200PFCRT2U uses Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to correct minor power fluctuations without switching to battery power, which extends battery life. AVR is essential in areas where power fluctuations occur frequently. The OR2200PFCRT2U comes with a three-year warranty and a $300,000 Connected Equipment Guarantee.

Review: Great Device - I bought this UPS after doing a decent amount of research and after purchasing the Cyberpower OL1000RTXL2U. The biggest difference between this UPS and the OL1000RTXL2U is that this one is a line interactive type while the latter is an online double conversion type. I am very happy with the OR2200PFCRT2U and am writing this review to help others sort out the details of determining which UPS to buy. There is a lot of noise on the Internet about this topic and since I did research it a bit and ended up experiencing both of these UPS devices, I may be able to help you make a more informed purchase. At a consumer level there are three types of UPS devices: Offline (also called Standby): Your equipment is powered by your main electrical source until a loss of power is detected by the UPS, at which point the UPS begins powering your equipment from battery. Line-Interactive: Same concept as Offline but also offering power conditioning via an inverter/converter. The addition of the inverter/converter allows for a faster switch time between normal power source and battery, better filtering of noise and spikes, and regulation of the power output to help protect equipment during brownouts and surges. Online: These UPS devices continually power all connected equipment from battery, so whether your main power is still on or whether the UPS is not connected to power, all connected equipment is always powered from the batteries in the UPS. This offers perfect protection because no matter the situation, the connected equipment gets clean power with no transfer time between source power and backup power. What I am powering from UPS: one high end computer, five 24" LCD monitors, phone, Internet modem, and wireless router. I originally bought the online type (model OL1000RTXL2U) and was nervous about the amount of noise it might generate, having read a number of reviews/forums. I bought it because I wanted all my connected equipment to be 100% immune from any kind of power fluctuation. In my situation I am working in a 12' x 13' office and the noise was way too much for me, regardless of where the UPS was placed. The fan on the UPS was continually on, and though only an 80mm fan it was designed to crank out a lot of air volume (69 cfm). The amount of air moving through such a small fan was much too loud for me to constantly put up with. Unless you can put the UPS in another room I strongly suggest going with a line-interactive UPS because to my knowledge all online UPS devices have a constant fan in order to keep the batteries cool. Online UPS devices also are about 10% less efficient in regards to power usage than typical line-interactive UPS devices. The OR2200PFCRT2U is dead silent. Although a line-interactive UPS does have a transfer time when the power source is lost, computers have a power supply that will provide what is called a "hold up" time. This "hold up" time is the amount of time that the capacitors in the power supply will remain charged so that your computer continues operating. Based upon my reading I learned that this time is typically close to 20 milliseconds, and line-interactive UPS devices often have a transfer time much less than that. For example, the OR2200PFCRT2U has a 4 millisecond transfer time, so if my main power is lost the UPS transfers over to battery in less time than the computer needs in order to observe a power fluctuation. Another important feature to consider is the type of power that the UPS delivers when operating from battery. Most computers today require pure sine wave power, which is the same power that your electrical utility supplies to your house. This means that if you are connecting a computer to your UPS, you will likely want a UPS capable of supplying pure sine wave power. Even if by chance your current computer doesn't require it, in the future you may have one that does, so you'll want to consider a UPS with pure sine wave output. The OR2200PFCRT2U tells me that when I have all the devices I listed above connected, it is at 24% of its capacity and that I have roughly 45 minutes of uptime when main power is lost. If I shut all my monitors off I have about 90 minutes. Also keep in mind that if you do experience a long running power outage you will need a generator to power your house and to therefore keep your computer running. I bring this up because unless you paid a premium for your generator it is likely that it does not produce pure sine wave power. If you plan on powering your computer from a generator during a long power outage, and assuming your generator (like most) does not produce pure sine wave power, you'll want an online UPS because even when running from generator the online UPS will power your connected equipment from its batteries. Most, if not all, online UPS devices provide constant, pure sine wave power. I have experienced two very short lasting power "blips" since hooking up this UPS and my connected equipment continued operating each time. Update on 12/20/2014: I have experienced a couple of outages at this point, one while actively working at my computer with all five monitors on. If I didn't hear the sound of items in my house turning off, I'd have not known I lost power. There wasn't anything to notice while working; the computer and monitors kept on functioning without the slightest disturbance. Another time we had a long enough outage for me to hook up my generator. It was nice to have so much time to decide whether or not to hook up the generator, as I noted above without my monitors on I have about 90 minutes to get alternative power to my computer before the UPS runs out of juice. After hooking up the generator I switched the Interlock switch on my circuit panel and turned my circuit breakers on, one by one (you should switch them all off before doing this kind of thing so that you slowly introduce a load to the generator). My circuit panel happens to be in my office, so I watched my computer and monitors while I did this, and once again I didn't notice a blip. Very nice, indeed.
Review: Excellent UPS & Can Run on Batts Silent w Fans Only - I highly recommend this UPS. Good value, long battery life, high & adjustable protection. Works well in Theater Room & another Audio/Video Setup (I bought 2 of these units). Low profile, well made, many adjustable preferences & can be set to run on battery power with low noise, fans only, no beeping unless overloaded. Batteries in one of mine lasted 6.5years before wearing out. Easy to replace with CyberPower certified hot swappable battery pack. Other unit is still going strong. I’ve used many other UPS brands such as APC & TrippLite. I like CyberPower the best, though. Enjoy!

## Features

- 2000VA/1540W PFC Sinewave Battery Backup Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) System provides power protection for servers, workstations, network devices, and telecom equipment requiring Active PFC power source compatibility
- EIGHT BATTERY BACKUP & SURGE PROTECTED OUTLETS: Two NEMA 5-20R outlets, Six NEMA 5-15R outlets; INPUT: NEMA 5-20P right angle, 45 degree offset plug with 10 foot power cord
- ROTATABLE MULTIFUNCTION LCD PANEL: displays immediate, detailed information of battery and power conditions, including: estimated runtime, battery capacity, load capacity, etc.
- AUTOMATIC VOLTAGE REGULATION (AVR): Corrects minor power fluctuations without switching to battery power, thereby extending the life of the battery
- 3-YEAR WARRANTY – INCLUDING BATTERIES; $300,000 Connected Equipment Guarantee and FREE PowerPanel Business Edition Management Software (Download)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003OJAHW0 |
| Batteries | 4 12V batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #51 in Computer Uninterruptible Power Supply Units |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (258) |
| Date First Available | December 19, 2005 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 59.5 pounds |
| Item model number | OR2200PFCRT2U |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | CyberPower Systems |
| Product Dimensions | 15.3 x 17 x 3.5 inches |

## Product Details

- **Battery Cell Composition:** Sealed Lead Acid
- **Brand:** CyberPower
- **Color:** Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 15.32"D x 17.01"W x 3.5"H
- **Voltage:** 110 Volts

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Device
*by S***N on November 27, 2013*

I bought this UPS after doing a decent amount of research and after purchasing the Cyberpower OL1000RTXL2U. The biggest difference between this UPS and the OL1000RTXL2U is that this one is a line interactive type while the latter is an online double conversion type. I am very happy with the OR2200PFCRT2U and am writing this review to help others sort out the details of determining which UPS to buy. There is a lot of noise on the Internet about this topic and since I did research it a bit and ended up experiencing both of these UPS devices, I may be able to help you make a more informed purchase. At a consumer level there are three types of UPS devices: Offline (also called Standby): Your equipment is powered by your main electrical source until a loss of power is detected by the UPS, at which point the UPS begins powering your equipment from battery. Line-Interactive: Same concept as Offline but also offering power conditioning via an inverter/converter. The addition of the inverter/converter allows for a faster switch time between normal power source and battery, better filtering of noise and spikes, and regulation of the power output to help protect equipment during brownouts and surges. Online: These UPS devices continually power all connected equipment from battery, so whether your main power is still on or whether the UPS is not connected to power, all connected equipment is always powered from the batteries in the UPS. This offers perfect protection because no matter the situation, the connected equipment gets clean power with no transfer time between source power and backup power. What I am powering from UPS: one high end computer, five 24" LCD monitors, phone, Internet modem, and wireless router. I originally bought the online type (model OL1000RTXL2U) and was nervous about the amount of noise it might generate, having read a number of reviews/forums. I bought it because I wanted all my connected equipment to be 100% immune from any kind of power fluctuation. In my situation I am working in a 12' x 13' office and the noise was way too much for me, regardless of where the UPS was placed. The fan on the UPS was continually on, and though only an 80mm fan it was designed to crank out a lot of air volume (69 cfm). The amount of air moving through such a small fan was much too loud for me to constantly put up with. Unless you can put the UPS in another room I strongly suggest going with a line-interactive UPS because to my knowledge all online UPS devices have a constant fan in order to keep the batteries cool. Online UPS devices also are about 10% less efficient in regards to power usage than typical line-interactive UPS devices. The OR2200PFCRT2U is dead silent. Although a line-interactive UPS does have a transfer time when the power source is lost, computers have a power supply that will provide what is called a "hold up" time. This "hold up" time is the amount of time that the capacitors in the power supply will remain charged so that your computer continues operating. Based upon my reading I learned that this time is typically close to 20 milliseconds, and line-interactive UPS devices often have a transfer time much less than that. For example, the OR2200PFCRT2U has a 4 millisecond transfer time, so if my main power is lost the UPS transfers over to battery in less time than the computer needs in order to observe a power fluctuation. Another important feature to consider is the type of power that the UPS delivers when operating from battery. Most computers today require pure sine wave power, which is the same power that your electrical utility supplies to your house. This means that if you are connecting a computer to your UPS, you will likely want a UPS capable of supplying pure sine wave power. Even if by chance your current computer doesn't require it, in the future you may have one that does, so you'll want to consider a UPS with pure sine wave output. The OR2200PFCRT2U tells me that when I have all the devices I listed above connected, it is at 24% of its capacity and that I have roughly 45 minutes of uptime when main power is lost. If I shut all my monitors off I have about 90 minutes. Also keep in mind that if you do experience a long running power outage you will need a generator to power your house and to therefore keep your computer running. I bring this up because unless you paid a premium for your generator it is likely that it does not produce pure sine wave power. If you plan on powering your computer from a generator during a long power outage, and assuming your generator (like most) does not produce pure sine wave power, you'll want an online UPS because even when running from generator the online UPS will power your connected equipment from its batteries. Most, if not all, online UPS devices provide constant, pure sine wave power. I have experienced two very short lasting power "blips" since hooking up this UPS and my connected equipment continued operating each time. Update on 12/20/2014: I have experienced a couple of outages at this point, one while actively working at my computer with all five monitors on. If I didn't hear the sound of items in my house turning off, I'd have not known I lost power. There wasn't anything to notice while working; the computer and monitors kept on functioning without the slightest disturbance. Another time we had a long enough outage for me to hook up my generator. It was nice to have so much time to decide whether or not to hook up the generator, as I noted above without my monitors on I have about 90 minutes to get alternative power to my computer before the UPS runs out of juice. After hooking up the generator I switched the Interlock switch on my circuit panel and turned my circuit breakers on, one by one (you should switch them all off before doing this kind of thing so that you slowly introduce a load to the generator). My circuit panel happens to be in my office, so I watched my computer and monitors while I did this, and once again I didn't notice a blip. Very nice, indeed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent UPS & Can Run on Batts Silent w Fans Only
*by D***M on September 29, 2024*

I highly recommend this UPS. Good value, long battery life, high & adjustable protection. Works well in Theater Room & another Audio/Video Setup (I bought 2 of these units). Low profile, well made, many adjustable preferences & can be set to run on battery power with low noise, fans only, no beeping unless overloaded. Batteries in one of mine lasted 6.5years before wearing out. Easy to replace with CyberPower certified hot swappable battery pack. Other unit is still going strong. I’ve used many other UPS brands such as APC & TrippLite. I like CyberPower the best, though. Enjoy!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Interesting differences between the 1000VA, 1500VA, and the 2200VA.
*by S***K on April 1, 2020*

Interesting differences between the 1000VA, 1500VA, and the 2200VA UPSs. First, let me describe our maintenance procedure on our many UPS systems. Every 3 years we replaced the batteries. When a unit becomes 6 years old we replace the entire unit. This is a good practice if you want to protect expensive equipment. We had been using the 2200VA units. But it turned out in our application it was overkill. We only had a 300 Watt load so I started to study options. Back when we purchased the 2200VA units we were not exactly sure what the load would be. Also, the 2200VA and 1500VA units require four, 12V 9A batteries. The 1000VA units only uses two 12V 9A batteries. We change the batteries ourselves, not using the more expensive, ready to go Cyberpower battery packs. A disappointment that we discovered when changing from the 2200VA to the 1000VA UPS are the battery holders. The 2200VA had a well-designed metal bracket system to hold the batteries. I was disappointed to discover that the 1000VA UPS uses thin plastic similar to what you what you find in consumer packaging, see image to show this. A second disappointment concerns the front panel display. Unlike their desktop models, the front panel display will NOT remain on. We would very much like to have the displays on continuously, but we can't. Competing UPS models do not have this limitation, (still like Cyberpower better). Even more frustrating is the fact that when you look at various display functions it times out very rapidly, about 30 seconds. There should be an option to leave the display on permanently. A great feature of Cyberpower is the ability to permanently disable the beeper. With other systems you can disable the beeper on each event. Great, now you have to get out of bed to silence your UPS. I prefer to sleep right through any power outage. I haven't tested this, but I believe that when the battery is on its last 20% the beeper will still turn on. This is not a concern for us, because we have an automatic standby generator that powers our UPS units with no fuss. On the rare occasion when I've needed technical support it was very easy to reach a USA based support person at Cyberpower. Our organization has about a dozen Cyberpower units of various sizes, I can only recall one time when a unit did not make it to our six year replacement time-frame. And even in that case the unit still worked, but was not charging the battery fully.

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