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Rectangular black tower UPS unit with front display and rear outlets

Eaton

Eaton 9SX 2000VA 120V UPS 5-20P 1/L5-20 6/5-20

SKU CH-WZZ9-8Q77D

Provides 2000VA battery backup at 120V with 5-20P input, one L5-20 outlet and six 5-20 outlets

  • 2000 VA capacity protects critical servers during outages
  • 120 V input matches standard North American power circuits
  • Six NEMA 5-20R outlets plus one L5-20R support diverse equipment
  • New condition ensures full factory performance and reliability

Eaton 9SX 2000VA UPS 120V

The Eaton 9SX 2000VA UPS is a new battery-backup unit rated at 2000 VA for 120 V environments. It arrives with a 5-20P input plug and provides one L5-20R plus six 5-20R output receptacles. The tower form factor suits rack or floor placement in server rooms and wiring closets.

IT staff protecting servers and network gear

This unit suits administrators who need 2000 VA of double-conversion backup with mixed 20 A receptacles on a 120 V circuit. Buyers requiring a different input voltage or a higher VA rating should consider another model.

Highlights

  • 2000 VA capacity protects critical servers during outages
  • 120 V input matches standard North American power circuits
  • Six NEMA 5-20R outlets plus one L5-20R support diverse equipment
  • New condition ensures full factory performance and reliability

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How long does the 2000VA battery backup last when the load approaches the 20 amp limit?

Runtime decreases as the connected load nears the 20 amp rating; at full load the unit provides only a few minutes of battery time, while lighter loads extend it proportionally.

What is the typical fan noise and heat output when the UPS runs continuously at 120 V?

Under constant 120 V operation the internal fans run at a low audible level and the chassis remains warm to the touch, with heat output rising only when the battery is charging or the load is heavy.

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