Batteria Eaton 9PX EBM 3U 72V al piombo-acido sigillata (VRLA) 9 Ah

The Eaton 9PX EBM 3U 72V is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) external battery module designed to extend the runtime of Eaton 9PX UPS systems. With a nominal voltage of 72 V and a capacity of 9 Ah, this 3U rack/tower compatible module provides reliable standby power for critical IT and telecom equipment. It is certified to IEC/EN 62040-1 and UL 1778 standards, comes in a black enclosure and weighs 38.2 kg with a compact 440 mm width and 130 mm height profile for rack integration.

Advantages

The battery module offers robust, maintenance-free VRLA technology and a form factor that fits standard 19-inch racks or tower configurations. It supports Eaton 9PX UPS models to increase available runtime without modifying the UPS itself. Certified safety and compliance reduce installation risk, while the sealed design simplifies handling and placement inside equipment rooms.

Suitable for

• Extending runtime of Eaton 9PX UPS systems
• Power backup for servers and network equipment
• Telecom cabinets and small data centres
• Environments requiring certified VRLA batteries (IEC/EN 62040-1, UL 1778)

Key specifications

• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Nominal voltage: 72 V
• Capacity: 9 Ah
• Dimensions (width x height): 440 mm x 130 mm
• Weight: 38.2 kg
• Colour: Black
• MPN: 9PXEBM72RT3U

How to use

Install the Eaton 9PX EBM 3U 72V into the UPS battery extension slot or mount it in a compatible 3U rack space according to Eaton installation instructions. Ensure the UPS is powered down or in maintenance mode during installation if required by the UPS manual. Connect the battery module using the supplied connectors and secure all connections before returning the UPS to normal operation. Verify runtime and battery status via the UPS interface or monitoring tools after installation.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery module in a temperature-controlled environment within the ranges specified by Eaton. Follow local regulations for battery handling and disposal. Periodically check connections and monitor the battery condition through the UPS management interface to ensure expected runtime performance.