Laser printers use a very high amount of power and can easily overload your UPS. Overloads of this type can damage your UPS. As such we ask that you do not plug laser printers in to the battery backed outlets of the UPS.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s in the box? | Surge
One CyberPower Surge Protector, one user manual.
Is this for indoor or outdoor use? | Surge
Indoor use only.
What devices should be plugged into a surge protector? | Surge
Computers, home entertainment equipment, cable DSL/modems, phone/fax/modem, cable and satellite boxes, and other electronics you wish to protect.
What is a Connected Equipment Guarantee? | Surge
CyberPower will repair or replace properly connected equipment, under certain terms and conditions, if it is damaged by a power surge.
What does shared amperages mean? | Surge
Shared amperage means multiple ports share the amperage available. Example: If multiple devices are charging at once, each device shares the charging power and can get up to 2.1 amps of the available power depending on the amount amperage available and number of devices that can be connected.
Can I plug another surge protector or power strip into this unit? | Surge
Not recommended.
What is Safe-Fail? | Surge
This feature cuts power to connected equipment when the surge protector can no longer provide protection – keeping your electronics safe.
Does this surge protector support products with 220V? | Surge
No, it’s designed for 125V.
Is this surge protector UL certified? | Surge
Yes.
Can the light for the USB ports be turned off? | Surge
Yes. There is an on/off switch that can be used turn the light off.
Does the color have to constantly change? Can the color (hue) lighting on the unit be turned off? | Surge
Yes. There is a switch that can be used to select the color of your choice by pressing the button once when the color comes up. You can turn the light off by pressing the button twice.
