Eaton
Eaton 9PX 5500VA 4900W 120V/208V UPS 9PX6KSP
Double-conversion 5500 VA UPS with 4900 W output, 120/208 V inputs, six 5-20R, L6-30R, L14-30R and hardwired outlets plus a cybersecure network card
- Online double-conversion topology protects critical loads
- 5500 VA and 4900 W capacity supports dense server racks
- 120 V and 208 V input/output fits North American power
- Cybersecure network card enables encrypted remote management
- Hardwired outlets plus 6× 5-20R, L6-30R, L14-30R cover diverse plugs
Eaton 9PX 5500VA Online UPS
The Eaton 9PX 5500VA is an online double-conversion uninterruptible power supply rated at 4900 W. It accepts 120 V or 208 V input through an L14-30P plug and delivers power via six 5-20R receptacles, one L6-30R, one L14-30R and hard-wired terminals. A Cybersecure network card enables remote monitoring and management.
Suits racks or towers needing 4900 W online
This unit fits 4U rack spaces using the included four-post rail kit or stands as a tower on the supplied pedestals. It protects servers, networking gear and storage that require continuous sine-wave output with zero transfer time. Buyers who need a lower power rating or a line-interactive topology should consider other models.
4900 W double-conversion capacity
The 4900 W rating is the single figure that determines whether this UPS can support your connected load. If the total equipment draw exceeds this value the unit will overload; if it is comfortably below, the UPS will provide full online protection with extended-run capability.
Highlights
- Online double-conversion topology protects critical loads
- 5500 VA and 4900 W capacity supports dense server racks
- 120 V and 208 V input/output fits North American power
- Cybersecure network card enables encrypted remote management
- Hardwired outlets plus 6× 5-20R, L6-30R, L14-30R cover diverse plugs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What input receptacle must my building provide for the L14-30P plug on this UPS?
The unit ships with an L14-30P input cord, so the facility needs a matching 30 A, 120/208 V three-phase receptacle.
Can I keep using my existing 5-20R and L6-30R equipment with the output sockets on this unit?
Yes, the rear panel includes six 5-20R outlets and one L6-30R outlet alongside the L14-30R and hardwired terminals.
How do I confirm the double-conversion topology is active after I power it on?
The front LCD will show "Online" mode and display input and output voltages locked at 120/208 V with zero transfer time.
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