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Black mini-tower UPS with LCD screen and six outlets

CyberPower

CyberPower PR750LCD3C UPS 750VA 750W 120V 6 Outlets Sine Wave

SKU CH-4HSX-5AJNV MPN PR750LCD3C

Line-interactive UPS delivers 750 VA pure sine-wave output with AVR, six NEMA 5-15R outlets and LCD status for Active PFC equipment

  • Voltage version120 V
  • AC input voltage74–154 VAC
  • Input line frequency57–63 Hz
  • Power inputNEMA 5-15P
  • Volt-ampere rating750 VA
  • Power rating750 W
  • Pure sine wave output protects Active PFC equipment
  • Line-interactive AVR corrects fluctuations without using battery
  • 750 VA / 750 W capacity supports critical loads
  • 6 NEMA 5-15R outlets provide surge and battery backup
  • LCD panel plus PowerPanel Business software enables monitoring

Smart App Sinewave 750 VA UPS

The CyberPower PR750LCD3C is a line-interactive uninterruptible power supply rated at 750 VA and 750 W. It delivers a pure sine wave output at 120 VAC to protect sensitive equipment with Active PFC power supplies. The unit provides six NEMA 5-15R outlets, all backed by battery and surge protection.

Ideal for Active PFC servers and network gear

This UPS suits workstations, department servers, storage appliances and telecom hardware that require a clean sine wave to operate correctly. Automatic Voltage Regulation handles brownouts and over-voltages between 74 and 154 VAC without draining the battery. Buyers needing 100 to 125 VAC input with a NEMA 5-15P plug will find it compatible.

3.3 minutes runtime at full 750 W load

At maximum rated load the battery lasts 3.3 minutes, rising to 10.7 minutes at half load. Recharge takes eight hours and the sealed lead-acid battery is user-replaceable. If your equipment draws more than 750 W or must stay running longer than these runtime figures, this model will not meet the requirement.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameCyberPower
Product lineSmart App Sinewave
Model namePR750LCD3C
Ports & slots
Communication portsSerial
Power
Voltage version120 V
AC input voltage74–154 VAC
Input line frequency57–63 Hz
Power inputNEMA 5-15P
Volt-ampere rating750 VA
Power rating750 W
Voltage output120 VAC +/- 5%
AC output frequency50/60 Hz +/- 1%
Power outlets6
Battery typeSealed Lead Acid
Runtime on batteryFull Load 3.3 min
Half Load 10.7 min
Battery charge time8 h
Replacement batteryYes
AlertsBattery Mode
Low Battery
Overload
Fault
Replace Battery
Surge protection rating1350 Joules
Built-in protectionOn Battery: Internal Circuitry Limiting
On Utility: Circuit Breaker Protected
Size & build
Product dimensions5.43 in × 6.37 in × 14.17 in
Product weight26.01 lb (11.8 kg)
Shipping weight13.15 kg
Package size483 × 279 × 267 mm
Environment & compliance
Regulatory approvalsUL1778
cUL 107.3
FCC DOC Class B
Software
Control softwarePowerPanel Business

Questions about this item

How do I connect the PR750LCD3C to my equipment and what step is often missed?

Plug the 5 ft NEMA 5-15P cord into a grounded 120 V wall outlet then connect devices to the six NEMA 5-15R outlets; the step often missed is installing PowerPanel Business and linking the serial port so the software can trigger graceful shutdowns.

What maintenance will the PR750LCD3C need and when?

The sealed lead-acid battery is user-replaceable and typically lasts three to five years; the Replace Battery alarm will sound when capacity drops below the threshold, and a full recharge takes eight hours after each deep discharge.

What runtime limit appears first during a prolonged outage?

At full 750 W load the battery lasts 3.3 minutes; at half load it extends to 10.7 minutes, so the 3.3-minute full-load figure is the first hard limit you will hit.

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