CyberPower PR1000ELCDRT1U uninterruptible power supply (UPS) Line-Interactive 1 kVA 800 W 6 AC outlet(s)

The CyberPower PR1000ELCDRT1U is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) that provides 1 kVA / 800 W of backup power in a compact rackmount/tower form factor. Designed for small servers, network equipment and workstations, it includes six AC outlets and a sealed lead-acid battery that delivers a typical backup time of about 12 minutes at half load. The unit is housed in a durable black metal chassis and carries CE, EAC, RCM and RoHS certifications for compliance and safety.

Advantages

The UPS offers line-interactive voltage regulation to help protect connected equipment from brownouts and surges without resorting to battery power for every fluctuation, extending battery life. With six AC outlets it supports multiple devices simultaneously, while the sealed lead-acid battery provides predictable runtime and maintenance-free operation. Its rackmount/tower design allows flexible installation in server racks or as a standalone unit, and the metal construction contributes to long-term durability.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Small server rooms and rack-mounted network devices
• Workstations, desktop PCs and peripherals
• Network switches, routers and VoIP equipment
• Home office setups requiring short-term power backup

Key specifications

• Output power: 800 W
• Output power capacity: 1 kVA
• AC outlets quantity: 6
• Typical backup time: approximately 12 minutes at 50% load
• Battery type: sealed lead-acid (maintenance-free)
• Form factor: rackmount / tower convertible
• Product colour: black
• Construction: metal chassis
• Certifications: CE, EAC, RCM, RoHS
• Weight: 18 kg

How to use

Install the CyberPower PR1000ELCDRT1U in a suitable rack bay or place it on a stable surface if used as a tower. Connect critical equipment to the protected AC outlets and plug the UPS into a grounded AC mains outlet. Turn on the UPS and verify that connected devices receive power. Monitor the front-panel indicators or LCD to check load level and battery status. For safe shutdown during extended outages, use the UPS management software or follow equipment shutdown procedures when battery runtime approaches its limit.

Recommendations

Place the UPS in a ventilated environment away from direct heat sources and moisture. Periodically test the battery by performing a simulated power failure and replace the sealed lead-acid battery according to the manufacturer's maintenance schedule or if runtime degrades significantly.