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Eaton

Eaton 9PX5K 5000VA 4500W 208V UPS

SKU CH-M7MR-9178F MPN 9PX5K

Double-conversion UPS delivers 5000 VA and 4500 W at 208 V with four locking outlets and hardwired option in a 3U rack/tower form factor

  • Input Voltage RangeFull load: 176 - 276 V, Derating: 100 - 276 V
  • Input Frequency50/60 Hz
  • Input Connection1 x Terminal block with L6-30P
  • VA Rating5000 VA
  • Watts4500 Watts
  • Output Voltage208 V default (200 / 208 / 220 / 230 / 240 V)

VA 5000 VA

  • 5000 VA / 4500 W online double-conversion power protects critical loads
  • 40 % less energy used cuts operating cost versus legacy UPS
  • 28 % more real power delivered in the same 3U footprint
  • Four lockable NEMA outlets plus hardwire terminal suit rack or tower wiring
  • Cyber-secure network card with USB and RS-232 enables remote monitoring

5000 VA Online Double-Conversion UPS

The Eaton 9PX5K is a 5000 VA, 4500 W online double-conversion UPS with a 208 V default output. It accepts a 176–276 V input range at full load and derates from 100–276 V. The unit provides four outlets: two NEMA L6-20R, two NEMA L6-30R, plus hardwired terminals. It fits a 3U rack or tower footprint.

Suited for IT rooms needing efficient 208 V

This UPS suits facility and IT managers who want double-conversion protection with reduced energy use and hardwired or locking NEMA outlets. It is not for buyers who need a different input voltage range, a different outlet count or type, or a non-3U form factor.

208 V default output with selectable voltages

The output voltage defaults to 208 V and can be set to 200, 220, 230 or 240 V. This single setting decides whether the unit matches the connected equipment's voltage requirement.

Highlights

  • 5000 VA / 4500 W online double-conversion power protects critical loads
  • 40 % less energy used cuts operating cost versus legacy UPS
  • 28 % more real power delivered in the same 3U footprint
  • Four lockable NEMA outlets plus hardwire terminal suit rack or tower wiring
  • Cyber-secure network card with USB and RS-232 enables remote monitoring

Specifications

BrandEATON
Model9PX5K
Input Voltage RangeFull load: 176 - 276 V, Derating: 100 - 276 V
Input Frequency50/60 Hz
Input Connection1 x Terminal block with L6-30P
VA Rating5000 VA
Watts4500 Watts
Output Voltage208 V default (200 / 208 / 220 / 230 / 240 V)
Outlets4
Outlet Type2 x NEMA L6-20R
2 x NEMA L6-30R
Hardwired
Interface PortRS-232 (RJ45) ports; USB port as standard (HID)
Management SoftwareYES
ApprovalsCE / cULus / NOM
RackmountableYes
Surge ProtectionIEEE ANSI C62.41 Cat B2
Dimensions5.10" x 17.30" x 28.40"
Weight106.00 lbs.
VA5000 VA
OptionsNo
Shipping weight63.50 kg
Package size965 × 721 × 311 mm

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Questions about this item

How can I confirm the UPS is operating correctly after installation?

The front-panel LCD shows real-time load percentage, input/output voltage (200/208/220/230/240 V), battery capacity and alarm status; the USB HID and RS-232 (RJ45) ports let management software report the same data.

What ships with the unit and what must I source separately?

The 9PX5K includes the UPS, an L6-30P input cord, rail kit for 3U rack mounting, USB cable, RS-232 (RJ45) cable and quick-start guide; external battery modules for extended run-time and any hard-wire conduit are not included.

Which output receptacles should I plan for — L6-20R or L6-30R?

The rear panel provides two NEMA L6-20R and two NEMA L6-30R outlets plus a hard-wire terminal block; match each load’s plug to the corresponding receptacle rating.

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