The Box says CP1500FCLCD ADAPTIVE SINE WAVE . The spec sheet says "Output Waveform" ADAPTIVE SINE WAVE. Is this really a PURE SINE WAVE DEVICE?
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Yes, they are exactly the same. I contacted CyberPower support, it was a marketing term change.
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I got the below from Tom's Hardware from someone who asked the same question and the answer they received from CyberPower: "I received the following answer from Pietro Boggio, Senior Technical Support Specialist at CyberPower: "No digitally created wave can be a true mathematically curved analog wave. But the number of digital steps used to create the wave can be great enough that the electronics used in even the highest efficiency computer power supplies are unable to distinguish them from an analog wave. The total harmonic distortion of the output on battery is under 2% which means the output of the UPS is closer to a mathematically ideal analog wave than the powercoming out most peoples walls. "These units were created specifically for the needs of computer users with Active PFC power supplies. We put PFC in the model name to highlight the fact that these units are compatible with Active PFC Power Supplies." I can tell you I have the CyberPower CP1000PFCLCD PFC Sinewave UPS 1000VA 600W PFC Compatible Mini-Tower and I've had zero problems with it, my power has gone off several times since I've owned the unit and I have lots of sensitive equipment plugged into it.
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I have this since Jan 2012 and I work fixing UPS, I have all the equipment to test how pure the sine wave is and let me tell you! I have put on my fluke dual input at the same time utility and this and I would say the output of this UPS is actually more clean then the actual utility I would take pictures if anyone wants too see both in comparison.
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Adaptive sine wave was an early marketing term that was used for this series of UPS system. Our marketing has since changed to reflect the true wave form output of this series of CyberPower UPS systems.
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It would appear to be. see: https://www.techdata.com/(S(1npg1u45hnlppv21rp0ezo45))/cyberpower/files/CyberPower-AdaptiveSinewave-APFCSystems-sheet-01-11.pdf
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Adaptive Sinewave UPS systems provide continuous, pure sine wave power output, preventing unexpected shutdowns or damaging stress when switching from AC to UPS battery power.
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Hi. I do not know and can not find it. Here look at the PDF. http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/user-manuals/OR500LCDRM1U_OR700LCDRM1U_UM.pdf I will say that I lost the rack ears and called them. They answered REAL quick and sent me some FOR FREE. I found them the day after I got the new ones in the mail. Anyway - Love the unit - super awesome for the $$$. Give the engineers a call...I am striking out.
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This is a modified sine wave inverter. I have used it with tv, laptops and for charging phones and camera batteries, and using a nutri-bullet blender without a problem.
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yes the 3500 Watt w Pure Sine Wave portable inverter is very quite. we use it during hunting season at the camp it works well. love it.
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I have the PF60 and just ordered a second one. The reason I ordered the second one because 2 ch music sound clean and clear. My wife can tell the different but she likes the sound w/o the pf60 :). The PF60 has 2 dedicated high current output for amp and receiver.
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Mine reads:MODEL: CPSO12A050200UINPUT: 100-240--50/60Hz 0.4AOUTPUT: 5.0V===2.0V
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Frank, I don't know how it would respond to the modified sine wave but maybe there is an easier solution. From the nature of your question and this device I assume you are starting with a DC power source (12v car battery?), inverting it to 120v AC, and then converting it back to 48v DC with this power supply? If that is the case then you could skip a step and achieve greater efficiency by just using a DC voltage regulator that allows you to step up the voltage--Amazon sells them (eg. http://www.amazon.com/DROK-Converter-Voltage-Regulator-Charger/dp/B00BZR9PBW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1393267559&sr;=8-1&keywo;rds=12v+to+48v+converter). I hope this helps! Frank, I don't know how it would respond to the modified sine wave but maybe there is an easier solution. From the nature of your question and this device I assume you are starting with a DC power source (12v car battery?), inverting it to 120v AC, and then converting it back to 48v DC with this power supply? If that is the case then you could skip a step and achieve greater efficiency by just using a DC voltage regulator that allows you to step up the voltage--Amazon sells them (eg.... » Read More Frank, I don't know how it would respond to the modified sine wave but maybe there is an easier solution. From the nature of your question and this device I assume you are starting with a DC power source (12v car battery?), inverting it to 120v AC, and then converting it back to 48v DC with this power supply? If that is the case then you could skip a step and achieve greater efficiency by just using a DC voltage regulator that allows you to step up the voltage--Amazon sells them (eg. http://www.amazon.com/DROK-Converter-Voltage-Regulator-Charger/dp/B00BZR9PBW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1393267559&sr;=8-1&keywo;rds=12v+to+48v+converter). I hope this helps! « Show Less
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I have this inverter, and my understanding is that it is pure sine wave. I use it to power my entire vacation house on a Caribbean island with no troubles, save for the fact that the vacuum cannot run at the same time as anything else.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for contacting us. It could be that the product you received might be faulty. However we are not sure since we don't have tech support. However, the manufacturer is able to work with these products hands-on and provide the expertise you will need to resolve this issue. For your convenience, we have included the manufacture's contact information to assist you with your request: http://www.cyberpowersystems.com/products/ups-systems/pfc-sinewave-series/CP850PFCLCD.html Toll-Free: 1-877-297-6937 If you have any further questions, please let us know. Sincerely, Sales 1510
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You will need an invertor and a charge controller and make sure it is a pure sine wave inverter even if it's a cheap version just make sure it says pure sine wave.
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I only used this inverter for a very short time and it worked well. Did not get a chance to verify if it was pure sine wave as I upgraded to a 24 volts inverter within short time
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modified sine wave.....i use mine to run the washer and dryer , it works fine for that
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Thanks. I was afraid of that. Sine wave sweep? Spl meter? I just want to turn down the treble a bit.
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Modified sine wave. PURE would have been twice the cost so i settled for this one for my needs.
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Not this one, it has a 50 Hz output and may damage your TV. Consider something such as a Xantrex or other brand of pure sine wave inverter.
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No, see other responses. Not quite Pure Sine Wave. Apple products won't charge from this inverter. Mine blew out a control IC to the output stage after the 90 warrant expired.
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This unit has excellent frequency stability and as far as generated harmonics are concerned I did not detect any of any measurability. It has an rf frequency chip from Japan that has rave reviews. So you shouldn't have to worry about it.It produces very high fidelity stereo sound and I would recommend it to anyone who'd buy it. I hope this is helpful to you. Regards, Greg