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Manufacturer part 9SX3000 | Dell part AA371392 | Order Code aa371392 | Eaton
The Eaton 9SX network UPS, a refresh of the popular Eaton 9130 tower UPS, boasts an easy-to-read LCD display, double conversion topology and an internal static bypass, all in a convenient tower UPS form with a low total cost of ownership. Compatible with Eaton's network connectivity cards and Intelligent Power Management (IPM) software, this UPS is a vital piece of any physical or virtualized IT environment.
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More powerBy providing up to 28 percent more wattage compared to traditional UPSs, the Eaton 9SX allows you to connect more devices and leave room for expanding IT systems.
More control
Automate power delivery by utilizing switchable, programmable outlets, without the need of a third party device or PDU. Programmable signal input through the RPO port also enables the UPS to change operating modes in reaction to external events.
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Avoid downtime for battery maintenance
Hot-swappable batteries allow you to remove and replace batteries without powering down.Protect the business you've worked hard to grow
Reliable power for critical systemsThe 9SX offers the robust double-conversion, online power protection needed for medical, light industrial, automation and mission critical IT applications. With zero transfer time to battery, continuous filtering or power, and an internal, automatic static bypass, the 9SX ensures performance and compatibility.
Increased battery life
Eaton offers ABM technology that increases battery service life by 50 percent. ABM uses advanced charging techniques to extend battery life and provide advanced notice before batteries fail.
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Simplify onsite monitoring
An advanced LCD display provides the data needed for first-time issue resolution at the source.Gain efficiences in your operations
Integrate and standardize communicationsMaximize uptime with remote monitoring and management of your 9SX via an Eaton connectivity device and software. SNMP, serial, USB, Modbus and relay options enable integration regardless of the system architecture. Remote Power Off/Remote On Off signal input also manages UPS On/Off state, preserving battery life during the shutdown process.
Advanced LCD interface
Simplify UPS monitoring with Eaton's advanced LCD display. Easy access to UPS alarm history, energy logs, unit serial numbers and firmware versions enable first time issue resolution right at the source. Eight, user-selectable languages ensure success for global deployments.
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Product Q&A
Is the Eaton 9SX UPS designed for industrial applications?
Yes. The 9SX, like its Eaton 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.
What are the differences between the Eaton 9SX and the Eaton 9130 tower?
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
How many batteries come with each UPS?
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 of the UPS.
For more information about the runtimes of specific 9SX UPS models, visit Eaton's interactive runtime graphs library.
How often should UPS batteries be charged if the UPS is not installed?
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 automatically begin charging the batteries once the units is plugged in.
Do external battery modules (EBMs) have to be arranged directly next to the UPS?
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.
What network card should be used with the 9SX?
The 9SX is compatible with both the legacy NETWORK-MS Web/SNMP card and the new NETWORK-M2 Web/SNMP Gigabit Card. Note that while the 9SX is designed to work with the legacy NETWORK-MS card, older versions of the card may not have complete compatibility or functionality. Eaton recommends upgrading your network connectivity card to the NETWORK-M2 for new models in order to prepare for evolving features and security enhancements.
Can the 9SX be used in conjunction with a generator?
The 9SX is designed to accept generator power in most applications without any special action. Some generator applications may have high THD due to an undersized generator or other electrical infrastructure challenges. For these applications, the RPO port can be reprogrammed through the front menu as an on-generator signal thereby opening up the input voltage parameters for increased compatibility. The 9SX manual can provide more detail on using the RPO port for on-generator signal. Read more on planning for UPS and generator compatibility.
What is an internal static bypass?
The static bypass is a fast-acting semiconductor switch that enables a UPS to transfer back to utility power in milliseconds in the event of an overload or internal fault. The result is extremely high availability even when things may go wrong, such as an overload or an inverter failure. All Eaton 9 series product utilize online, double conversion topology and contain an internal static bypass.
Does the static bypass take the place of designing for redundancy?
No. While an internal static switch increases the reliability of the UPS, true mission critical applications should always consider redundant power solutions.
How can I prioritize which equipment runs for how long on battery when the UPS goes to battery?
There are several load management and energy saving features built into Eaton products, including the 9SX.
Load segments – These are outlet groups that are controllable and programmable through the front LCD menu or Web/SNMP card. Segments can be programmed to turn off after a certain amount of time on battery, saving runtime for more critical equipment. Timing is manually programmed through the Web/SNMP card. Additionally, load segments are often used to quickly cycle the power of a remote server or switch that is stuck, eliminating the need for a service call.
VM management – For applications with servers and virtualization, Eaton can shutdown virtual machines through IPM software or even move virtual machines to other locations. This works much like load segmentation, but is done virtually through the network. Read more for more about virtual machine shutdown through IPM.
The Eaton 9SX uninterruptible power system (UPS) protects your sensitive electronic equipment from the most common power problems, including power failures, power sags, power surges, brownouts, line noise, high voltage spikes, frequency variations, switching transients, and harmonic distortion. Power outages can occur when you least expect it and power quality can be erratic. These power problems have the potential to corrupt critical data, destroy unsaved work sessions, and damage hardware - causing hours of lost productivity and expensive repairs.
Tech Specs
General
Device Type
UPS - externalColor
BlackPower Device
UPS Technology
On-lineInput Voltage
AC 100/110/120/125 VInput Voltage Range
AC 100 - 138 VInput Voltage Range (Adjustable)
AC 60 - 144 VFrequency Provided
50/60 HzFrequency Required
40 - 70 HzInput Connectors
1 x power NEMA L5-30PPower Output Connectors Details
- 4 x power NEMA 5-20R
- 1 x power NEMA L5-30R
Output Voltage
AC 100/110/120/125 V 50/60 HzPower Capacity
2700 Watt / 3000 VAOutput Waveform
SinewaveSurge Suppression
YesEfficiency
89%Power Factor (PF)
0.9Battery
Technology
Lead acidFeatures
SealedNetworking
Remote Management Interface
RS-232, USBExpansion / Connectivity
Interfaces
- 1 x management (RS-232) - 9 pin D-Sub (DB-9)
- 1 x management (USB) - 4 pin USB Type B
Expansion Slots
1 (total) / 1 (free) x expansion slotMiscellaneous
Cables Included
- Serial cable - external - 6 ft
- USB cable - external - 6 ft
- Power cable 8 ft
Features
Advance Battery Management (ABM), LCD display, hot-swappable batteries, 3-stage charging, double conversionCompliant Standards
FCC, cULusSoftware / System Requirements
Software Included
Intelligent Power ManagerManufacturer Warranty
Service & Support
- Limited warranty - 2 years
- Limited warranty - batteries - 2 years
Environmental Parameters
Min Operating Temperature
32 °FMax Operating Temperature
104 °FHumidity Range Operating
0 - 96% (non-condensing)Sound Emission
50 dBADimensions & Weight
Width
8.4 inDepth
16.2 inHeight
13.6 inWeight
73.63 lbs