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Eaton

Eaton 9SX 120V UPS 1000VA 5-15P 6/5-15R

SKU CH-5ZBB-ESGJM

Provides 1000VA battery backup with six 5-15R outlets and a 5-15P input

  • 1000 VA capacity keeps critical gear running during outages
  • Six 5-15R outlets provide battery-backed power for multiple devices
  • 120 V input matches standard North American wall circuits
  • New condition ensures full factory performance and reliability

Eaton 9SX 1000VA UPS

The Eaton 9SX 1000VA UPS is a battery backup unit rated at 1000 VA for 120 V environments. It connects via a 5-15P input plug and provides six 5-15R output receptacles. The unit is supplied new and carries the manufacturer part number 9SX1000.

For 120 V rack or tower deployments

This UPS suits installations that require a 1000 VA capacity on a standard 120 V supply with a 5-15P connection. It is not for sites needing higher VA ratings, different input voltages, or alternative receptacle configurations.

Highlights

  • 1000 VA capacity keeps critical gear running during outages
  • Six 5-15R outlets provide battery-backed power for multiple devices
  • 120 V input matches standard North American wall circuits
  • New condition ensures full factory performance and reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What input plug does the UPS need on the wall circuit?

The unit ships with a NEMA 5-15P plug that fits a standard 120 V, 15 A receptacle.

Can I run my existing 5-15R devices from the battery-backed outlets?

Yes — six of the rear outlets are 5-15R and provide battery backup for connected equipment.

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