CyberPower UT1200EIG uninterruptible power supply (UPS) Line-Interactive 1.2 kVA 700 W 6 AC outlet(s)

CyberPower UT1200EIG is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply (UPS) with 1.2 kVA / 700 W capacity designed to protect computers, networking equipment and storage devices from power disturbances. It uses Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to stabilise AC output, includes six C13 AC outlets and employs sealed lead-acid (VRLA) batteries with a typical recharge time of 6 hours. The tower housing in black plastic and RoHS certification make it suitable for office and home environments.

Advantages

The UT1200EIG uses a patented GreenPower UPS™ Bypass design to reduce power consumption and operating temperature, which helps extend battery life. Line-interactive topology with AVR provides stabilized voltage without switching to battery for minor fluctuations. Front LED indicators display utility, battery and operating states, and the unit is compatible with generators. Additional protections include overload protection, EMI filtering and configurable alarms to safeguard connected equipment.

Suitable for

• Desktop computers and workstations
• Network switches, routers and small servers
• External storage devices and NAS units
• Home office and small business setups

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 1.2 kVA
• Output power: 700 W
• AC outlets: 6 × C13
• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA); typical recharge time 6 hours
• Form factor: Tower; colour: Black
• Weight: 7.6 kg
• Certifications: RoHS

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, ventilated surface near the protected devices and the AC mains. Connect critical equipment to the UPS AC outlets, leaving non-essential devices unplugged to preserve battery runtime. Turn on the UPS and verify LED indicators for utility and battery status. Configure the alarm and test generator compatibility if required. Perform regular battery recharge cycles and follow manufacturer instructions for battery replacement.

Recommendations

To maximise battery lifespan and reliability, maintain ambient temperature within recommended limits, avoid overloading the UPS beyond its 700 W output rating, and replace VRLA batteries according to usage and aging indicators.