Eaton 9SX700VA-1000VA Single-Phase UPS Tower with CE/UL Certification

Yes.The 9SX, like its 9130 tower UPS predecessor, is designed to protect enterprise class IT hardware and industrial applications with PLCs and other automation devices. The 9SX continues Eaton's long history of online, double conversion UPS technology for mission critical battery backup protection.

The Eaton 9SX is intended to be a direct form, fit and function replacement of the Eaton 9130 Tower with some key enhancements: Updated 5-button graphical menu EBM detection cable NETWORK-M2 compatibility RPO/ROO/Signal Input port SHUT protocol (moving away from XCP) for direct serial/USB communications

There are multiple 9SX platforms, which each have their own configuration of internal batteries. The 9SX 700VA and 1000VA use (3) internal batteries, the 1500VA utilizes (4) internal batteries, and the 2000VA and 3000VA models use (8) batteries. All models except the 9SX 700VA have a compatible external battery module with twice the number of batteries as the UPS. Keep in mind that adding batteries increases the stored energy for more runtime and does not increase the load carrying capacity

When the UPS is plugged in and connected to utility power, the UPS will charge the batteries according to the ABM charging technology. However, Eaton recommends recharging the UPS every six months to prevent batteries from being damaged through self-discharge during storage. Charging time should be 48 hours in an ideal case with a minimum recommended time of 24 hours. Plugging in the UPS to the local utility power is usually the easiest method for recharging the batteries and the 9SX will automa

No. Most customers prefer to put the external battery modules next to the UPS, but it is not necessary. Eaton does provide six foot 9SX battery extension cable accessories in order for the EBM to be placed up to five feet away from the UPS.