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CYBER POWER

Cyber Power is a manufacturer of power protection and management equipment, including uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), surge suppressors, power distribution units (PDUs), power inverters, and extended battery modules. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Shakopee, Minnesota, with additional operations in Asia and Europe. Its product line addresses the need for continuous, conditioned power in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. 3G Electric supplies Cyber Power equipment globally, offering technical buyers access to a range of models with published specifications for integration into power infrastructure.

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About CYBER POWER

Cyber Power is a manufacturer of power protection and management equipment, including uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), surge suppressors, power distribution units (PDUs), power inverters, and extended battery modules. The company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Shakopee, Minnesota, with additional operations in Asia and Europe. Its product line addresses the need for continuous, conditioned power in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. 3G Electric supplies Cyber Power equipment globally, offering technical buyers access to a range of models with published specifications for integration into power infrastructure.

The product families available through 3G Electric include UPS systems, such as the PR1500LCDRTXL2U and OL1500RTXL2UN, which are compatible with extended battery modules like the BP48VP2U02, BP36V60ART2U, and BP72V60ART2U. These battery modules provide 48 V DC, 36 V DC, and 72 V DC at 9 Ah capacity, respectively, and connect via hardwired or attached cable interfaces. For power distribution, Cyber Power offers PDUs such as the PDU33103, a three-phase unit rated for 208 V AC with a NEMA L21-20P plug and six IEC-320 C19 receptacles, designed for vertical rack mounting with a 0 RU height. Surge protectors and power strips are also part of the portfolio, though specific models vary by region and application.

Power inverters from Cyber Power convert DC input from vehicle power ports to AC output for mobile and remote applications. Examples include the CPS160PBURC1 (100 W continuous, 11–15 V DC input, 120 V AC output at 60 Hz, one outlet), the CPS100PBU (75 W continuous, 10–14.4 V DC input, modified sine wave, one outlet), the CPS160PPB2U (100 W continuous, 11–15 V DC input, two outlets), and the CPS175SURC1 (140 W continuous, 10.5–15.5 V DC input, two outlets). These inverters are typically used for powering small electronics, laptops, and chargers in vehicles or off-grid setups.

Technical buyers evaluating Cyber Power products will find specifications covering input voltage ranges, output voltage and frequency, continuous power ratings, battery capacity, connection types, and form factors. Many UPS and PDU models are designed for rack mounting, with vertical or horizontal orientations and RU heights specified. Battery modules use hardwired or attached cable connections to compatible UPS units, allowing runtime extension without replacing the entire system. 3G Electric supports the Cyber Power line by providing global sourcing, product data, and quotation services for these components, helping plant engineers, maintenance managers, and procurement specialists specify the appropriate power protection equipment for their projects.

Common Applications

  • Automotive and mobile power — Cyber Power CPS160PBURC1 inverter converts 12 V DC auto power port to 120 V AC for small electronics.
  • Data center rack power distribution — Cyber Power PDU33103 three-phase PDU with NEMA L21-20P plug and six IEC-320 C19 receptacles.
  • UPS runtime extension — Cyber Power BP48VP2U02 extended battery module provides 48 V DC, 9 Ah for PR1500LCDRTXL2U UPS.
  • Industrial backup power — Cyber Power OL1500RTXL2UN UPS with BP36V60ART2U battery module for extended runtime.
  • Remote equipment power — Cyber Power CPS175SURC1 inverter delivers 140 W continuous through two outlets from a vehicle power port.
  • Server room power management — Cyber Power OL2200RTXL2U UPS with BP72V60ART2U battery module for scalable backup capacity.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about CYBER POWER from 3G Electric.

What is the difference between the Cyber Power CPS160PBURC1 and CPS160PPB2U inverters?

Both inverters provide 100 W continuous output power and accept 11 to 15 V DC input from a 12 V DC auto power port, delivering 120 V AC at 60 Hz. The primary difference is the number of outlets: the CPS160PBURC1 has one outlet, while the CPS160PPB2U has two outlets. This makes the CPS160PPB2U suitable for powering or charging two devices simultaneously, whereas the CPS160PBURC1 is limited to one device at a time. Both are designed for mobile applications where a vehicle power port is available.

Which Cyber Power UPS models are compatible with the BP48VP2U02 extended battery module?

The BP48VP2U02 extended battery module is compatible with the Cyber Power PR1500LCDRTXL2U UPS. It provides 48 V DC at 9 Ah capacity and uses a hardwired battery connection. This module allows users to increase runtime for the PR1500LCDRTXL2U during extended power outages. When specifying, ensure the UPS model matches the compatibility list, as voltage and connection type must align. The BP48VP2U02 is part of Cyber Power's extended battery module lineup, which also includes 36 V and 72 V versions for other UPS models.

What are the specifications of the Cyber Power PDU33103 power distribution unit?

The Cyber Power PDU33103 is a three-phase standard PDU rated for 208 V AC input. It features a NEMA L21-20P plug and six IEC-320 C19 receptacles. The unit is designed for vertical rack mounting with a front-facing orientation and a 0 RU height, meaning it does not consume rack units when mounted vertically. This PDU is typically used in data centers or equipment racks to distribute power to multiple devices with C19 inlets. The three-phase configuration supports higher power capacity than single-phase alternatives.

Can Cyber Power power inverters be used to charge laptops and small electronics?

Yes, Cyber Power power inverters such as the CPS100PBU, CPS160PBURC1, CPS160PPB2U, and CPS175SURC1 are designed to convert 12 V DC from a vehicle's auto power port to 120 V AC at 60 Hz, which is the standard for most laptops, phone chargers, and small electronics. The continuous output power ranges from 75 W to 140 W, depending on the model. For example, the CPS100PBU provides 75 W with a modified sine wave output, while the CPS175SURC1 offers 140 W through two outlets. Always check the device's power requirements to ensure they fall within the inverter's continuous rating.

What is the difference between the BP36V60ART2U and BP72V60ART2U extended battery modules?

The BP36V60ART2U and BP72V60ART2U are both extended battery modules with 9 Ah capacity, but they differ in voltage and compatible UPS models. The BP36V60ART2U provides 36 V DC and is compatible with the Cyber Power OL1500RTXL2UN UPS. The BP72V60ART2U provides 72 V DC and is compatible with the OL2200RTXL2U UPS. Both use an attached cable for connection. The voltage must match the UPS requirements; using an incorrect voltage module can damage equipment. These modules are used to extend runtime during power outages.

How does 3G Electric support procurement of Cyber Power products?

3G Electric supplies Cyber Power equipment globally, including UPS systems, PDUs, power inverters, and extended battery modules. For procurement specialists, 3G Electric provides product specifications, compatibility information, and quotation services. The company sources models such as the CPS160PBURC1, PDU33103, and BP48VP2U02, among others. Buyers can request quotes for specific part numbers and quantities. 3G Electric does not manufacture Cyber Power products but acts as a distributor, ensuring access to the line for industrial and commercial applications. Technical documentation and spec sheets are available upon request.