CyberPower BRICs BR700ELCD-UK 700VA 420W UPS – LCD, AVR, 6 UK Sockets and Battery Backup

The CyberPower BRICs BR700ELCD-UK 700VA / 420W UPS is a compact line-interactive uninterruptible power supply designed to protect home-office computers, workstations, routers, broadband equipment, NAS devices, network hardware and other compatible electronics against power cuts, voltage fluctuations, surges and spikes.

With a maximum output capacity of 700VA / 420W, the BR700ELCD-UK combines battery backup with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR), allowing the UPS to correct certain high and low mains-voltage conditions without immediately switching to battery power. This can help reduce unnecessary battery use while maintaining a more stable supply to connected equipment.

The UK version provides six UK BS 1363-style output sockets. Three sockets provide both battery backup and surge protection, while the other three provide surge protection only. This allows essential equipment such as a PC, router or NAS to be prioritised for battery backup while less critical equipment can remain surge protected without consuming valuable battery runtime during a power cut.

A front LCD status display provides useful information about mains power, battery condition, connected load and operating status. The UPS also includes a USB management connection for use with compatible CyberPower PowerPanel software, a separate USB-A 5V/1A charging port, and RJ11/RJ45 data-line surge protection for compatible phone or network connections.

The exact UK model is CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK, with EAN / UPC 4712856270082. It is suitable for customers searching for a 700VA UPS with UK sockets, 420W computer UPS, UPS with LCD and AVR, home-office battery backup or a compact CyberPower line-interactive UPS.

Key Features of the CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK

• 700VA / 420W maximum output capacity
• Line-interactive UPS topology
• Automatic Voltage Regulation – AVR
• Single Boost and Single Buck voltage regulation
• 6 × UK output sockets
• 3 × battery backup + surge-protected sockets
• 3 × surge-only protected sockets
• Simulated sine-wave battery output
• 230V nominal output
• Approximately 9 minutes runtime at half load
• Approximately 1.5 minutes runtime at full 420W load
• Approximately 28 minutes runtime at 90W
• Approximately 47 minutes runtime at 60W
• Sealed lead-acid battery
• Approximately 8-hour typical recharge time
• Cold-start / Start On Battery capability
• LCD status display
• USB HID management connection
• PowerPanel Personal software support
• 1 × USB-A charging port, 5V / 1A
• RJ11/RJ45 combination data-line surge protection
• 125-joule surge suppression
• EMI/RFI filtering
• Typical transfer time of approximately 4ms
• Circuit-breaker overload protection
• Audible battery, low-battery, overload and fault alarms
• CyberPower GreenPower UPS technology
• Desktop or wall-mount installation
• Compact 166 × 118 × 288mm enclosure
• Approximately 5.3kg product weight
• 2-year UPS warranty
• 2-year battery warranty

What Does a 700VA / 420W UPS Mean?

The CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK has two related power ratings:

• Apparent power: 700VA
• Real power capacity: 420W

When choosing a UPS, the 420W rating is particularly important because the combined real power consumed by equipment connected to the battery-backed outputs must remain within the UPS capacity.

Do Not Size a UPS by VA Alone

A computer power supply labelled 500W, 650W or 750W does not necessarily consume that amount continuously. The actual electrical load depends on the components installed and what the computer is doing.

For example, a desktop with a 650W PSU might consume considerably less than 420W during normal office work but could draw much more when the CPU and graphics card are heavily loaded.

The safest method is to estimate or measure the actual combined wattage of the equipment that will be connected to the battery-backed sockets.

Leave Capacity Headroom

It is generally sensible not to design a UPS installation around continuous operation at its absolute 420W maximum.

Leaving additional headroom can:

• Allow for temporary load increases
• Reduce the chance of overload alarms
• Provide additional battery runtime
• Allow future equipment additions

Line-Interactive UPS Technology

The BR700ELCD-UK uses a line-interactive UPS topology.

During normal mains operation, connected equipment receives power through the UPS while the battery remains charged. If the incoming mains voltage becomes too high or too low, Automatic Voltage Regulation can correct certain fluctuations without immediately using battery power.

If mains electricity fails completely or moves outside the UPS operating range, the BR700ELCD-UK transfers the battery-backed sockets to inverter power.

Why Choose a Line-Interactive UPS?

Line-interactive technology provides a useful balance of:

• Battery backup
• Voltage regulation
• Surge protection
• Energy efficiency
• Cost

This makes it a popular UPS architecture for home offices, small businesses and networking equipment.

Automatic Voltage Regulation – AVR

The BR700ELCD-UK includes Automatic Voltage Regulation with Single Boost and Single Buck functionality.

AVR allows the UPS to compensate for certain low-voltage and high-voltage mains conditions without repeatedly switching to battery operation.

Why AVR Is Useful

Electrical supply problems are not limited to complete blackouts. Equipment can also experience:

• Brownouts
• Low mains voltage
• Temporary over-voltage
• Voltage fluctuations

Repeatedly using the battery for every small voltage variation could increase battery cycling and reduce available backup charge. AVR allows suitable fluctuations to be corrected while preserving battery capacity for more serious power events.

Six UK Plug Sockets

The UK-specific BR700ELCD-UK provides six UK electrical output sockets, making it easier to connect standard UK equipment without IEC-to-UK adapters.

3 Battery Backup + Surge Protected Sockets

Three sockets provide battery backup and surge protection.

These should be reserved for the equipment that must remain powered briefly during a mains outage, such as:

• Desktop computer
• Router
• ONT or broadband modem
• Small NAS
• Network switch
• Other essential compatible electronics

3 Surge-Only Sockets

The remaining three sockets provide surge protection without battery backup.

Equipment connected to these outlets will lose power if the mains supply fails.

They are useful for compatible peripherals that do not need to remain powered during a blackout.

Why Does the UPS Split the Six Sockets?

Battery runtime is limited. Using battery power for unnecessary peripherals reduces the amount of time available for critical devices.

The split-outlet design allows users to prioritise essential equipment while still providing surge protection for less critical devices.

What Should Be Connected to Battery Backup?

Typical examples include:

• PC system unit
• Internet router
• Fibre ONT
• Broadband modem
• Small NAS
• Network switch
• Small CCTV recorder
• Other low-power critical networking devices

What Could Use Surge-Only Outlets?

Depending on the installation, surge-only sockets may be suitable for non-critical compatible equipment that does not need battery runtime.

The priority should always be to keep the essential shutdown and communications equipment on the battery-backed outlets.

Official CyberPower Runtime Figures

CyberPower currently provides several useful runtime examples for the BR700ELCD-UK:

• Approximately 47 minutes at a 60W load
• Approximately 28 minutes at a 90W load
• Approximately 9 minutes at half load
• Approximately 1.5 minutes at full 420W load

What Is Half Load?

Half of the 420W rated capacity is approximately 210W.

At this level, CyberPower currently specifies around nine minutes of battery runtime under its test conditions.

Why Runtime Changes So Much with Load

UPS battery runtime is not linear. A low-power network setup can operate much longer than a desktop PC drawing several hundred watts.

For example, a router and fibre ONT drawing around 60W combined may operate for much longer than a workstation approaching the UPS maximum capacity.

Runtime Figures Are Approximate

Actual runtime depends on:

• Connected wattage
• Battery age
• Battery charge level
• Battery condition
• Ambient temperature
• Frequency of previous discharges
• UPS operating conditions

A new, fully charged battery normally provides better runtime than an older battery nearing the end of its service life.

Designed to Give Time for Safe Shutdown

A UPS should not normally be viewed as a replacement for long-term mains electricity.

For a desktop computer, the main purpose of battery backup is typically to provide enough time to:

1. Save open documents
2. Finish critical tasks
3. Close applications correctly
4. Shut down Windows, Linux or another operating system safely
5. Avoid an immediate hard power loss

For routers and other low-power networking equipment, the same UPS may provide considerably longer runtime.

Sealed Lead-Acid Battery

The BR700ELCD-UK uses a sealed lead-acid battery, a widely used battery technology in uninterruptible power supplies.

The battery is rechargeable and maintained automatically while the UPS is connected to mains electricity.

Typical Recharge Time

CyberPower specifies a typical recharge time of approximately 8 hours.

Recharge time can vary according to the battery's discharge level, temperature and condition.

Can the Battery Be Replaced?

CyberPower lists the battery as replaceable, but specifies replacement by qualified personnel only.

Do not open or service the UPS battery compartment unless you are suitably qualified and following the correct CyberPower service procedure.

UPS Batteries Are Consumable Components

Rechargeable UPS batteries gradually lose capacity as they age.

Battery lifespan can be affected by:

• High temperatures
• Frequent deep discharges
• Long periods without charging
• Battery age
• Storage conditions

A UPS that still turns on may provide much shorter backup time if its battery has aged significantly.

Cold Start / Start on Battery

CyberPower lists Start On Battery support.

This allows the UPS to start compatible battery-backed equipment from battery power when mains electricity is unavailable, provided the battery has sufficient charge and the connected load remains within specification.

Simulated Sine-Wave Battery Output

The BR700ELCD-UK produces a simulated sine-wave output while operating from its battery inverter.

This is common in affordable home and small-office UPS systems.

Is Simulated Sine Wave Suitable for Every Computer?

Many computers, routers, monitors and other electronic devices can operate from a simulated sine-wave UPS. However, some power supplies and specialist equipment may require or work better with a pure sine-wave source.

CyberPower does not list the BR700ELCD-UK as one of its dedicated PFC Sinewave models.

When Should You Consider a Pure Sine-Wave UPS?

Consider a pure sine-wave UPS when:

• The equipment manufacturer explicitly requires pure sine-wave backup power
• You are protecting a high-performance workstation
• The PC has a particularly sensitive Active PFC power supply
• The equipment has previously shown compatibility problems with simulated sine-wave UPS systems
• You are protecting specialist audio, laboratory or electrical equipment

For these applications, select an appropriately rated CyberPower PFC Sinewave or other pure sine-wave UPS.

Fast Transfer to Battery Power

CyberPower specifies a typical transfer time of approximately 4 milliseconds.

This is the brief interval required for the UPS to transition battery-backed equipment from mains operation to inverter power when necessary.

Compatible computer and networking power supplies are generally designed to tolerate short interruptions of this type.

230V UK Power Operation

The BR700ELCD-UK is the UK-oriented version of the CyberPower BRICs LCD UPS.

Input Specifications

• Nominal input: 230V AC
• Input voltage range: approximately 165–290V AC
• Input frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz auto sensing
• Rated input current: approximately 3.18A
• Power cord length: approximately 1.5m / 5ft

Battery Output Specifications

• On-battery voltage: 230V ±10%
• On-battery frequency: 50Hz ±1% / 60Hz ±1%
• Waveform: simulated sine wave

LCD Status Display

The integrated LCD gives the user direct access to important UPS operating information.

CyberPower lists display information including:

• Power status
• Battery status
• Connected load status
• Other UPS operating information

Why an LCD Is Useful

An LCD can help users quickly determine whether the UPS is:

• Operating from normal mains power
• Running from battery
• Approaching low battery
• Carrying a high connected load
• Reporting an operating warning

This can be more informative than relying only on a simple power LED.

LED Indicators and Audible Alarms

The BR700ELCD-UK also provides status LEDs and audible warnings.

LED Status Indicators

• Power On
• Line Mode
• Battery Mode
• Low Battery

Audible Alarm Conditions

• Battery operation
• Low battery
• Overload
• UPS fault

The alarm system helps alert the user even when the LCD is not being watched.

USB Computer Management

The UPS includes a USB HID-compliant management port.

Using the included USB management cable, a compatible computer can communicate with the UPS for monitoring and automated shutdown functions.

CyberPower PowerPanel Personal

CyberPower recommends PowerPanel Personal software for compatible installations.

Depending on the supported operating system and current software version, UPS management can provide features such as:

• UPS status monitoring
• Battery information
• Power-event logging
• Load information
• Configurable notifications
• Automatic computer shutdown during extended outages

Why Automatic Shutdown Matters

If a power cut continues until the UPS battery becomes depleted, a connected computer could still shut down unexpectedly.

UPS management software can allow the operating system to begin an orderly shutdown before the remaining battery reaches a critical level.

USB Charging Port

The BR700ELCD-UK also includes a separate USB-A charging port.

• Connector: USB-A
• Output: 5V
• Maximum current: 1A

This can be useful for charging compatible low-power USB devices.

USB Charging Is Not USB Power Delivery

The 5V / 1A port is a basic USB charging output. It should not be confused with USB-C Power Delivery, Quick Charge or a high-wattage laptop charging port.

125-Joule Surge Suppression

The UPS includes 125-joule surge suppression to help protect connected compatible electronics against certain transient voltage spikes.

Surge protection can help with electrical disturbances caused by switching events and other short-duration power irregularities.

Surge Protection Has Limits

No consumer UPS can guarantee protection from every electrical event.

For installations exposed to significant lightning or surge risk, appropriate building-level surge protection and correct electrical grounding should also be considered.

EMI and RFI Filtering

CyberPower specifies EMI/RFI filtration.

This helps filter certain electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference carried through the mains supply.

Phone and Network Data-Line Protection

The BR700ELCD-UK provides a combination RJ11/RJ45 1-in / 1-out protected data-line path.

This can be used with compatible phone or network connections to provide additional surge protection for communication lines.

How to Use the Protected Data Line

The incoming compatible cable connects to the protected input, and a second cable connects from the protected output to the equipment.

Only use the ports for the compatible communication type and pin configuration intended by CyberPower.

GreenPower UPS Energy-Saving Technology

The BR700ELCD-UK incorporates CyberPower GreenPower UPS Bypass Technology.

CyberPower developed GreenPower UPS technology to improve operating efficiency and reduce unnecessary energy consumption compared with less efficient UPS designs.

This can be particularly useful because a UPS may remain switched on continuously for years.

Circuit-Breaker Overload Protection

The UPS includes circuit-breaker overload protection.

If connected equipment places excessive demand on the unit, the UPS can indicate an overload condition and protective circuitry may operate.

Avoid UPS Overloads

Before connecting equipment:

1. Estimate the combined real power consumption in watts.
2. Keep the required battery-backed load below 420W.
3. Leave additional headroom for temporary load changes.
4. Use the LCD or management software to check load level.

If the UPS reports an overload, disconnect non-essential equipment and reduce the connected load.

Suitable for Home-Office Computers

The BR700ELCD-UK is designed primarily for home and office power protection.

A suitable installation may include:

• Desktop PC
• Monitor where sufficient capacity remains
• Broadband router
• Fibre ONT
• Network switch

The exact combination depends on total measured power consumption.

Suitable for Router and Broadband Backup

Because routers, ONTs and networking devices generally consume far less power than desktop PCs, the BR700ELCD-UK can potentially provide significantly longer battery runtime when protecting a low-power internet setup.

CyberPower specifies approximately 47 minutes at 60W and approximately 28 minutes at 90W under its runtime test conditions.

This can help keep:

• Internet access available
• WiFi operational
• VoIP equipment running
• Network devices online

Actual broadband availability during a regional power outage can also depend on whether the internet service provider's external infrastructure remains operational.

Suitable for NAS and Small Network Equipment

The UPS can also protect compatible NAS and network devices where their combined load remains within the UPS capacity.

Potential applications include:

• Small NAS appliance
• Router
• Network switch
• WiFi access point with compatible external power
• Home automation controller

NAS Safe Shutdown

Some NAS platforms can communicate with a compatible USB UPS and initiate an automatic shutdown when battery power reaches a configured threshold.

Check the NAS manufacturer's current UPS compatibility list before relying on automated USB shutdown support.

Can It Protect a Gaming PC?

Possibly, but compatibility depends on the gaming computer's actual power consumption and power-supply requirements.

A gaming PC drawing more than the UPS's 420W capacity is not suitable for battery operation on this model.

Even where the measured load remains below 420W, customers using high-end Active PFC PC power supplies may prefer a pure sine-wave UPS for the best electrical compatibility.

PSU Wattage Is Not the Same as PC Consumption

A computer with an 850W power supply does not continuously use 850W. However, a high-performance CPU and graphics card can cause the system's actual load to rise substantially under gaming or rendering workloads.

Measure or calculate the full system load rather than relying on the PSU label alone.

Can It Power Equipment for Several Hours?

The BR700ELCD-UK is primarily designed for short-term UPS protection, not long-duration off-grid operation.

CyberPower's published runtime examples demonstrate how strongly runtime depends on connected load:

• 60W – approximately 47 minutes
• 90W – approximately 28 minutes
• Half load – approximately 9 minutes
• Full load – approximately 1.5 minutes

Users requiring several hours of runtime should consider a larger UPS, dedicated extended-runtime system, power station or generator solution appropriate to their requirements.

Desktop or Wall-Mount Installation

CyberPower lists the BR700ELCD-UK as suitable for both desktop and wall-mount installation.

The compact brick-style chassis can therefore be positioned near home-office or networking equipment without requiring a rack.

Installation Considerations

• Keep ventilation openings clear
• Do not cover the UPS
• Keep it away from water and excessive humidity
• Avoid direct heat sources
• Allow access to the sockets and power cable
• Use secure wall fixings appropriate for the wall construction when wall mounting

Compact 166 × 118 × 288mm Design

The UPS measures approximately:

• Width: 166mm
• Height: 118mm
• Depth: 288mm

Product weight is approximately 5.3kg.

The relatively compact enclosure makes it suitable for desks, shelves and small networking areas where a larger rackmount UPS would be unnecessary.

Operating Environment

CyberPower specifies the following environmental limits:

• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C
• Operating relative humidity: 0–90%, non-condensing
• Operating altitude: up to 3,000m / 9,843ft
• Storage temperature: -20°C to 50°C
• Storage relative humidity: 0–90%, non-condensing

Temperature Matters to UPS Batteries

Although the UPS can operate within its manufacturer-specified temperature range, consistently high temperatures can accelerate battery ageing.

For longest practical battery life, install the UPS in a cool, dry and well-ventilated indoor environment.

Acoustic Noise

CyberPower lists an audible noise figure of approximately 40dBA at 1.5 metres.

Actual perceived noise can vary depending on operating mode, alarms, load and the surrounding environment.

Who Is the CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK Best For?

• Home-office users protecting a desktop PC
• Small businesses requiring short-term battery backup
• Users wanting six standard UK electrical sockets
• Broadband router and fibre ONT backup
• Small NAS installations
• Home network equipment
• Users who want an LCD status display
• Customers wanting AVR voltage correction
• Users who want PC monitoring through USB
• Applications where 420W maximum power is sufficient

Who May Need a Different UPS?

The BR700ELCD-UK may not be suitable when you require:

• More than 420W of battery-backed output
• Pure sine-wave battery output
• A large gaming workstation with high power consumption
• A server rack UPS
• Long-duration battery operation at high loads
• More than three battery-backed UK sockets
• Expandable external battery modules
• A high-current USB-C charging port
• Online double-conversion UPS topology

How to Choose the Correct UPS Size

1. List all equipment that must remain running during a power cut.
2. Find or measure the real power consumption of each device in watts.
3. Add the wattages together.
4. Confirm that the combined battery-backed load remains below 420W.
5. Allow spare capacity rather than operating continuously at the maximum.
6. Use CyberPower runtime information to estimate the required backup time.
7. Check whether the equipment requires pure sine-wave battery output.

Example UPS Configuration

A typical home-office installation could prioritise the battery-backed sockets as follows:

Battery + Surge Outlets

• Desktop PC
• Monitor
• Router / broadband equipment

Surge-Only Outlets

• Printer
• Powered speakers
• Another non-critical peripheral

This is only an example. The total measured load and equipment requirements must always be checked first.

Important Printer Compatibility Information

High-current equipment such as laser printers can have significant startup or heating power requirements and generally should not be connected to battery-backed UPS outlets unless the UPS manufacturer explicitly approves the application.

Large heating appliances, kettles, portable heaters, vacuum cleaners and other high-current household equipment must not be powered from this UPS.

Basic Installation Guide

1. Place the UPS in a cool, dry and ventilated location.
2. Connect it directly to a suitable grounded UK mains socket.
3. Allow the internal battery to charge before relying on the full expected runtime.
4. Identify the three battery-backed outlets and three surge-only outlets.
5. Connect critical devices to the battery-backed sockets.
6. Connect non-critical compatible devices to surge-only sockets where appropriate.
7. Confirm that the total battery-backed load remains below 420W.
8. Switch on the UPS.
9. Check the LCD for normal mains operation and load condition.
10. Connect the USB management cable to a computer if software monitoring is required.
11. Install current compatible CyberPower PowerPanel software if desired.
12. Test the configuration in accordance with CyberPower's instructions.

CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK Technical Specifications

• Brand: CyberPower
• Series: BRICs LCD
• Model: BR700ELCD-UK
• Manufacturer Part Number: BR700ELCD-UK
• Memox SKU: BR700ELCD-UK
• EAN / UPC: 4712856270082
• Product Type: Uninterruptible Power Supply / UPS
• UPS Topology: Line-interactive
• Phase: Single phase
• Form Factor: Desktop / wall mountable
• Capacity: 700VA
• Maximum Real Power: 420W
• Nominal Input Voltage: 230V AC
• Input Voltage Range: 165–290V AC
• Input Frequency: 50Hz / 60Hz, auto sensing
• Rated Input Current: 3.18A
• Input Connector: UK
• Power Cord Length: 1.5m / 5ft
• On-Battery Output Voltage: 230V ±10%
• On-Battery Frequency: 50Hz ±1% / 60Hz ±1%
• On-Battery Waveform: Simulated sine wave
• Automatic Voltage Regulation: Yes
• AVR Type: Single Boost / Single Buck
• Typical Transfer Time: 4ms
• Total UK Outlets: 6
• Battery + Surge Outlets: 3
• Surge-Only Outlets: 3
• USB Charging: 1 × USB-A
• USB Charging Output: 5V / 1A
• Half-Load Runtime: Approximately 9 minutes
• Full-Load Runtime: Approximately 1.5 minutes
• Runtime at 60W: Approximately 47 minutes
• Runtime at 90W: Approximately 28 minutes
• Battery Type: Sealed lead-acid
• Typical Recharge Time: 8 hours
• Start on Battery: Yes
• Battery Replacement: Replaceable by qualified personnel
• Surge Suppression: 125 joules
• EMI/RFI Filtration: Yes
• Data-Line Protection: RJ11/RJ45 combination, 1-in / 1-out
• LCD: Yes
• LCD Information: Power, battery, load and operating status
• HID USB Management Port: 1
• Recommended Management Software: CyberPower PowerPanel Personal
• Audible Alarms: Battery mode, low battery, overload and UPS fault
• Overload Protection: Circuit breaker
• Energy-Saving Technology: GreenPower UPS Bypass Technology
• Wall Mountable: Yes
• Enclosure: Plastic
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions: 166 × 118 × 288mm, W × H × D
• Product Weight: Approximately 5.3kg
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C
• Operating Humidity: 0–90% non-condensing
• Operating Elevation: Up to 3,000m / 9,843ft
• Storage Temperature: -20°C to 50°C
• Online Thermal Dissipation: 71 BTU/hr
• Listed Audible Noise: Approximately 40dBA at 1.5m
• Certification: CE
• RoHS: Yes
• UPS Warranty: 2 years
• Battery Warranty: 2 years

What Is Included?

• 1 × CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK 700VA / 420W UPS
• 1 × USB management cable
• 1 × Phone / data-line cable
• 1 × User manual
• 1 × Product registration card, where supplied with the regional package

Important Outlet Information

Although the BR700ELCD-UK has six UK sockets, only three provide battery backup. The remaining three are surge-protected only and will not remain powered when mains electricity fails.

Place the most important equipment on the battery-backed outlets.

Important 420W Capacity Note

The UPS has a maximum real-power capacity of 420W. Do not exceed this figure with equipment connected for battery-backed operation.

For better runtime and additional load headroom, operating materially below the maximum capacity is preferable.

Important Runtime Note

CyberPower's runtime figures are approximate test results using fully charged new batteries under normal operating conditions.

Actual runtime will vary with load, battery age, temperature, battery condition and previous usage.

Important Simulated Sine-Wave Note

The BR700ELCD-UK uses a simulated sine-wave output while operating from battery power. It is not a pure sine-wave UPS.

Customers protecting equipment that specifically requires pure sine-wave input, or high-performance systems where maximum Active PFC compatibility is important, should consider an appropriately rated pure sine-wave UPS.

Important Battery Replacement Note

The internal sealed lead-acid battery is listed by CyberPower as replaceable by qualified personnel only.

Do not dismantle or replace the battery unless you are suitably qualified and are following CyberPower's correct service and safety procedure.

Important Safety Information

The UPS is intended for compatible electronic equipment within its electrical rating. Do not connect equipment whose starting or continuous load can exceed the UPS capacity.

Do not use the UPS to power high-current heating appliances or other equipment outside its intended application. Keep the UPS dry, ventilated and within its specified operating-temperature range.

Why Choose the CyberPower BR700ELCD-UK?

The CyberPower BRICs BR700ELCD-UK provides a useful combination of battery backup, AVR voltage correction, surge protection and intelligent monitoring in a compact format designed specifically around UK plug sockets.

Its 700VA / 420W capacity is well suited to many home-office PCs and lower-power networking systems, while the six-socket layout allows users to separate essential battery-backed equipment from peripherals that only require surge protection.

Automatic Voltage Regulation helps correct certain mains fluctuations without unnecessarily consuming battery charge, while the LCD makes power, battery and load conditions easier to monitor. USB connectivity and PowerPanel support add computer-based monitoring and controlled shutdown options.

For lower-power network equipment, CyberPower's published runtime figures of approximately 47 minutes at 60W and 28 minutes at 90W demonstrate that the BR700ELCD-UK can also be useful for keeping broadband and networking equipment operating through shorter outages.

Choose the BR700ELCD-UK when you need a compact 700VA / 420W line-interactive UPS with six UK sockets, LCD monitoring, AVR, USB management and battery backup, and your connected equipment is compatible with its simulated sine-wave battery output.