EATON CORPORATION Eaton 9SX Tower - 2000VA/1800W Double-Conversion Online

The Eaton 9SX is a 2 kVA double-conversion online UPS delivering 1800 W of output power in a tower form factor. Designed to protect critical equipment from power interruptions, voltage fluctuations and frequency disturbances, it provides eight C13 AC outlets, a sealed lead-acid battery and an LCD display for status and configuration. Typical backup time is approximately 20 minutes at half load. The unit is certified to IEC/EN 62040-1 and UL 1778 standards and is finished in black.

Advantages

The Eaton 9SX offers continuous double-conversion topology to ensure clean and stable power to connected devices regardless of mains quality. The built-in LCD display provides clear operational information and configuration options without additional tools. With eight AC outlets and a sealed lead-acid battery, the UPS supports multiple devices and delivers dependable short-term runtime for orderly shutdowns or continued operation during brief outages. Certification to IEC/EN 62040-1 and UL 1778 confirms compliance with recognized safety and performance criteria.

Suitable for

• Small server rooms and network closets
• Workstations and critical desktop systems
• Network equipment such as switches and routers
• Point-of-sale systems and communication devices
• Equipment requiring clean, uninterrupted power for short-term outages

Key specifications

• Output power capacity: 2 kVA
• Output power: 1800 W
• AC outlets: 8 × C13
• Battery type: sealed lead-acid
• Typical backup time: about 20 minutes at 50% load
• Form factor: tower
• Display: LCD
• Color: Black
• USB ports: 1 × USB 2.0
• Weight: 33.3 kg

How to use

Place the Eaton 9SX on a stable, level surface with adequate ventilation and connect the UPS to a grounded mains outlet. Connect critical devices to the C13 AC outlets and attach a management connection via the USB 2.0 port if monitoring or graceful shutdown integration is required. Use the LCD to view status information and configure basic settings. In the event of mains failure the UPS will switch to battery power automatically, providing runtime for safe shutdown or continued operation within the specified backup time.

Recommendations

Position the UPS in a ventilated area free from direct heat and moisture. Regularly test battery operation and replace sealed lead-acid batteries according to manufacturer guidance or when runtime degrades. For extended runtime or higher availability, consider external battery modules or parallel systems where supported, and integrate the UPS with monitoring software to log events and automate shutdown procedures.