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Silver rectangular 2U rack tower UPS with front panel display and rear outlets

Eaton

Eaton 9PX2000RTN 2000VA 1800W UPS

SKU CH-0EB4-8KF4K MPN 9PX2000RTN

Online double-conversion UPS delivering 2000 VA and 1800 W with six 5-20R outlets, one L5-20R outlet and an included network card

  • Input ConnectionNEMA 5-20P
  • VA Rating2000 VA
  • Watts1800 Watts
  • Output Voltage100 V AC 110 V AC 120 V AC 125 V AC
  • Outlets6 x 5-20R, 1 x L5-20R
  • Dimensions3.40" x 17.30" x 23.80"
  • Double-conversion online topology protects sensitive loads
  • 1800 W output capacity supports demanding equipment
  • 2000 VA rating handles high power-factor devices
  • Six 5-20R plus one L5-20R outlets connect diverse gear
  • Included NETWORK-M2 card enables remote management

Eaton 9PX 2000VA Online UPS

The Eaton 9PX2000RTN is a double-conversion online UPS rated at 2000 VA and 1800 watts. It accepts 100, 110, 120 or 125 V AC input through a NEMA 5-20P plug and provides seven outlets: six 5-20R and one L5-20R. A NETWORK-M2 card is included for remote management. The 2U rack/tower chassis measures 3.40 by 17.30 by 23.80 inches and weighs 61.50 pounds.

Who this suits and who should look elsewhere

This unit suits IT managers protecting rack-mounted servers, network switches or storage arrays that require pure sine-wave output and continuous voltage regulation. The included network card enables integration with monitoring software for graceful shutdowns. Buyers who need longer runtime without adding external battery modules should look elsewhere, as the internal batteries provide only the standard load duration. Environments without a NEMA 5-20R receptacle or 20 A circuit will also need a different power solution.

The specification that decides fit

The 1800 watt output rating is the single figure that determines whether this UPS can support your connected load. Add the power draws of every device you intend to protect; if the total approaches or exceeds 1800 watts, this model will not provide sufficient headroom. Input voltage flexibility across 100 to 125 V AC allows deployment in North American and Japanese environments without reconfiguration.

Highlights

  • Double-conversion online topology protects sensitive loads
  • 1800 W output capacity supports demanding equipment
  • 2000 VA rating handles high power-factor devices
  • Six 5-20R plus one L5-20R outlets connect diverse gear
  • Included NETWORK-M2 card enables remote management

Specifications

BrandEATON
Model9PX2000RTN
Input ConnectionNEMA 5-20P
VA Rating2000 VA
Watts1800 Watts
Output Voltage100 V AC
110 V AC
120 V AC
125 V AC
Outlets6 x 5-20R, 1 x L5-20R
Dimensions3.40" x 17.30" x 23.80"
Weight61.50 lbs.
Package ContentsNetwork Card (NETWORK-M2) included
Shipping weight34.02 kg
Package size787 × 610 × 254 mm

Questions about this item

How do I install the 9PX2000RTN in a rack and what step is commonly missed?

Mount the 2U chassis using the included rails, connect the NEMA 5-20P input to a 20 A branch circuit, then wire the six 5-20R and one L5-20R outlets; the step often missed is registering the supplied NETWORK-M2 card on the network before loading the management software.

What maintenance will the 9PX2000RTN need over time?

The internal battery modules will require replacement after their service life; Eaton recommends checking battery health via the NETWORK-M2 card annually and swapping modules when runtime drops below the 1800 W load requirement.

What limit appears first when the 9PX2000RTN runs at full load continuously?

The 1800 W output rating is the first limit; sustained loads above 1800 W will cause the unit to transfer to bypass or shut down to protect the double-conversion topology.

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