Eaton 9PX UPS, 2U, Double-Conversion, 1000VA/900W, 100-144V/120V, 50/60Hz, USB, RS-232, 40dB, 1x NEMA 5-15P, 8x NEMA 5-15R, LCD, 16.5kg, Black/Silver
Eaton 9PX 1000RT. UPS topology: Double-conversion (Online), Output power capacity: 1 kVA, Output power: 900 W. AC outlet types: NEMA 5–15R, Power plug: NEMA 5-15P, AC outlets quantity: 8 AC outlet(s). Battery technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA). Form factor: Rackmount/Tower, Product colour: Black, Silver, Rack capacity: 2U. Width: 440 mm, Depth: 450 mm, Height: 86.5 mm
Business continuity for edge computing
When you need flexible protection for equipment in IT racks, network closets and mission-critical applications, look no further than the Eaton® 9PX UPS. Providing solutions that are reliable, versatile, powerful and efficient, the 9PX integrates seamlessly into just about any environment. With double-conversion topology for constant power conditioning and ENERGY STAR qualification, the 9PX supports your overall goal of business continuity. It’s also built for scalable deployment and features a graphical LCD interface that enables local access to configurations and settings, history and diagnostics, energy consumption and load segment control.
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As a stand-alone, online double-conversion UPS, 9PX rack/ tower (RT) models can withstand harsh electrical environments for a variety of critical applications including IT, edge networks, industrial automation, healthcare and K-12. For edge networks and on-premise installations, Eaton focuses on integration within the virtualized environment. This means you can improve your infrastructure performance through virtual machine (VM) centric management, disaster recovery and validated integration capabilities.
The right 9PX solution may also include a software client that supports 2N (or N+1) UPS-protected graceful shutdown, a maintenance bypass to keep loads running during UPS replacement, or a rack to organize all of your IT equipment and cabling. It’s all about ensuring seamless integration and compatibility.
