Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite BP48V 48V UPS Battery Module
Valve-regulated lead-acid module extends runtime for 1500 UPS systems and supports daisy-chaining up to four packs
- 48 V DC valve-regulated lead-acid battery extends UPS runtime
- Daisy-chain up to four modules for longer backup power
- Heavy-gauge cables with high-current connectors simplify installation
- Designed for SU1500XLCD SmartOnline UPS compatibility
- Supports education, healthcare, military and government IT networks
Extended Runtime Module for SU1500XLCD UPS
The Tripp Lite BP48V is a 48 V DC valve-regulated lead-acid battery module designed to extend the runtime of the SU1500XLCD SmartOnline UPS system. It serves education, healthcare, military, government and other small or mid-size network installations that need longer backup power.
Daisy-Chain Capability with Included Cabling
Heavy-gauge cables with high-current DC connectors are supplied for safe, simple installation. Up to four matching modules can be daisy-chained together to deliver even longer extended-run operation without additional accessory purchases.
Tower Form Factor for Rack or Floor Placement
The tower chassis fits alongside the UPS in rack or floor configurations, using the provided connectors for secure DC links. Valve-regulated cells require no routine fluid maintenance, reducing day-to-day operational overhead.
Highlights
- 48 V DC valve-regulated lead-acid battery extends UPS runtime
- Daisy-chain up to four modules for longer backup power
- Heavy-gauge cables with high-current connectors simplify installation
- Designed for SU1500XLCD SmartOnline UPS compatibility
- Supports education, healthcare, military and government IT networks
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the valve-regulated lead-acid batteries in this BP48V module need to be replaced?
Valve-regulated lead-acid batteries typically require replacement every three to five years depending on temperature, discharge depth and charge cycles; plan for periodic testing and budget for new cells within that window.
What limits the extended runtime when I daisy-chain up to four of these 48 V packs with my SU1500XLCD?
The UPS inverter capacity and its 1500 VA rating cap the total load, so adding more packs extends runtime but cannot increase the maximum power the system delivers.
How much extra heat and fan noise should I expect when this battery pack runs alongside the UPS all day?
The module itself has no fans and generates minimal heat during float charging; any noticeable warmth or noise comes from the UPS inverter and its cooling system under load.
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