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Eaton Eaton 9SX 1kVA Tower UPS 9SX1000IM
Eaton Eaton 9SX 1kVA Tower UPS 9SX1000IM
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Online double conversion UPS
Successor of Eaton 9130 UPS
Performance and Availability
Successor of Eaton 9130 UPS
Performance and Availability
- Double-conversion topology. The Eaton 9SX constantly monitors power conditions and regulates voltage and frequency.
- The internal bypass allows service continuity in case of internal fault, a maintenance bypass is also available (as option) for
- easy replacement of the UPS without powering down critical systems.
- With a 0.9 power factor the 9SX delivers 28% more power than UPS in its class. It powers more servers than other UPSs with equivalent VA ratings and lower power factors.
- Stronger, longer battery life: Eaton ABM® battery management technology uses an innovative three-stage charging technique that extends battery life by up to 50%. 9SX also provides recommended replacement date for batteries.
- The new graphical LCD provides clear information on the UPS's status and measurements on a single screen. Enhanced
- configuration capabilities are also available.
- The 9SX can meter energy consumption. kWh values can be monitored using the LCD or Eaton's Intelligent Power® Software.
- Load segment control enables prioritised shutdowns of nonessential equipment to maximise battery runtime for critical devices.
- 9SX offers Serial, USB connectivity, plus an extra slot for an optional communication card. Eaton's Intelligent Power® Software seamlessly integrates with leading virtualisation environments and cloud orchestrations tools.
- One platform, two factors, dozens of choices. Up to 3000 VA of UPS power is packed into only 2U of rack space. The tower option is about the size of a modern, compact PC.
- More runtime can be added with up to 4 external hot-swappable battery modules, able to run systems for hours if necessary. The additional battery modules are automatically recognized by the UPS.
- Prevent critical data loss by staying powered during a blackout with up to 900 W load capacity
- 1 kVA load capacity provides sufficient backup during power failures
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