Fixed terminal block connection, to be installed by an electrician: this tower format powers several servers at once, and the Eaton software shuts them down cleanly on their own when the battery runs low.
Terminal block connection: fixed wiring, to be installed by an electrician
Pure sine wave output
USB port and RS-232 serial port for automatic server shutdown
Eaton Intelligent Power Manager and Intelligent Power Protector software
Slot for an optional network communication card
Hot-swappable internal batteries and external modules
Runtime extendable with external battery modules
Multilingual graphic LCD display
ABM or temperature-compensated charging, automatic battery test
Internal bypass
Dry contacts and remote power off terminal block
Input voltage accepted from 176 to 276 V
Efficiency 94%
Noise level below 46 dB at 1 m
Tower format, 65.5 kg
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Product overview
A high-end, high-power online UPS for server rooms: online double conversion, 6000 VA / 5400 W. Technology & protection: power is fully and continuously regenerated — your equipment never touches the mains, with no transfer time. Maximum protection against outages, surges, voltage fluctuations and electrical noise. Power: 6000 VA for 5400 W of real power — enough to run several servers and network equipment. Ports: terminal block connection (hard-wired by an electrician). Pure sine wave; best installed in a technical room. Designed, for example, for server racks or critical business infrastructure. LCD display: shows load, battery level and remaining runtime at a glance — so you can monitor the UPS without any software. Remember to check how much power your equipment draws and to choose the rating according to the runtime you need.
User-replaceable, hot-swappable (no power interruption)
Battery management
ABM or temperature-compensated charging method (user-selectable), automatic battery test, deep discharge protection, automatic recognition of external battery modules (EBM)
Interface port
1 USB port (HID compatible), 1 RS-232 serial port, 1 remote power-off mini terminal block, 1 output relay terminal block, DB9 dry contacts (2 outputs, 1 optocoupler input)
User interface
Multilingual graphic LCD display
Power management software
Eaton Intelligent Power Manager (IPM) and Intelligent Power Protector (IPP)
Weight (kg)
65.5 kg
Dimensions (W x D x H) (mm)
244 x 542 x 575 mm
Technology
On-line
Power (VA)
6,000 VA
Technical specifications (continued)
Voltage stabiliser
Yes
Box contents
UPS · Quick start guide · Serial cable · USB cable
Preinstalled batteries
20
Communication card slot
1 slot for an optional communication card; no network card supplied
Transfer/switching time
0 ms (continuous double conversion)
Bypass
Internal bypass
Audible noise
<46 dB at 1 metre
Power factor (ratio)
0.9
Input power factor
> 0.99
Phase (output/input)
Single-phase / Single-phase
Double-conversion efficiency
94 %
Output type
Terminal block
Power (W)
5,400 W
External battery packs
External battery modules (EBM) — extended runtime
Form factor
Tower
Control & communication
USB, RS232 serial port
Warranty
1 year
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Frequently asked questions about this product
Does the 9SX 6000i connect via outlets or a terminal block?
Via a terminal block: it is a fixed, hardwired connection with no plug, to be carried out by an electrician. A dedicated circuit must be prepared at the distribution board before commissioning — this is the step to plan for as early as possible.
Does this 6 kVA unit deliver 5400 W of usable power?
Yes: 5400 W for 6000 VA, i.e. a power factor of 0.9. It is this wattage figure that you should compare with the combined consumption of your servers, never the apparent power shown in the product name.
Can the batteries of the 9SX 6000i be replaced without shutting down the servers?
Yes: both the internal batteries and the external modules are hot-swappable. Charging uses either the ABM method or temperature-compensated charging, as you choose, with automatic battery testing.
Can the runtime of the 9SX 6000i be extended?
Yes, with external battery modules. This is the intended way to go from a few minutes to a considerably longer runtime, without changing the UPS.
What voltage and frequency range does the 9SX 6000i accept?
From 176 to 276 V, at a nominal frequency of 50/60 Hz with an input range of 40 to 70 Hz. The output can be set to 200, 208, 220, 230 or 240 V, depending on the voltage your equipment expects.
How do you monitor the 9SX 6000i and shut down the servers cleanly?
Through an HID-compatible USB port, an RS-232 serial port, a remote power-off mini terminal block, a relay terminal block and dry contacts (two outputs, one input, on DB9). The Eaton IPM and IPP software handles automatic shutdown.
Does power keep flowing if the UPS develops a fault?
Yes, an internal bypass keeps the equipment powered. The output is also a sine wave, and the unit shows its status on a multilingual graphical LCD screen.
Where should the 9SX 6000i be installed, and how much does it weigh?
65.5 kg in tower format, with a noise level of less than 46 dB at one metre and an efficiency of 94%. At this weight, it takes several people to handle it, and the unit sits on the floor in a technical room.
Is the Eaton 9SX 6000i (9SX6KI) new and under warranty?
Yes, new equipment, with the invoice serving as the warranty document. A slot for a network communication card is provided, which can be fitted as an option to monitor the UPS remotely.
Three reinforced 16 A outlets for power-hungry hardware, eight server outlets, and batteries that are changed without cutting the power. Under 40 dB at one metre, in a rack as in a tower.
•8 C13 outlets: the format of computer and server power cords
•3 C19 outlets: reinforced 16 A outlets for power-hungry equipment
•Terminal block input: fixed wiring, to be installed by an electrician
A free-standing tower on castors, with an LCD screen showing the load, the battery status and the voltages. Around 16 minutes of runtime at half load, extendable with up to four battery cabinets.
•Around 16 minutes of runtime at half load
•Runtime extendable with one to four external battery cabinets
All the power available in watts: 10,000 W usable, as many as the VA. Around 7 minutes of runtime at half load (5000 W) to shut down a full rack cleanly, in only 4U.
For a whole infrastructure: 9 minutes of runtime at half load (5000 W) and 5 minutes at 70%, the time it takes to switch over to a generator. 94% efficiency at full load and internal bypass.
A maintenance bypass supplied as standard allows the UPS to be replaced without shutting down the equipment it powers. Around 15 minutes of runtime at half load (4 000 W), extendable with four battery cabinets.
•Around 15 minutes of runtime at half load (4 000 W)
•Runtime extendable with one to four external battery cabinets
16 kW genuinely available and around 14 minutes of runtime at half load, extendable with up to four battery cabinets. Terminal block input and output, for hard-wired infrastructure.
•16 kW usable output
•Around 14 minutes of runtime at half load
•Runtime extendable with one to four external battery cabinets
Ten battery-backed outlets, four of them heavy-duty 16 A, for 4 500 W usable and around 11 minutes of runtime at half load (2 250 W). The Web/SNMP management card is included.
•4 500 W usable output (power factor of 0.9)
•Around 11 minutes of runtime at 50% load (2 250 W), 7 minutes at 70% (3 150 W)
•6 C13 outlets, the format used by computer and server power cords, all battery-backed
Four U in a rack and a battery recharged in 3 hours: it is ready to go again quickly after a cut. Around 11 minutes of runtime at half load (3000 W) and 7 minutes at 70%.
Built-in network card: monitoring and control happen remotely, from the company network. 1980 W genuinely available and ten output sockets, two of them reinforced 16 A, in a chassis meant for the rack.
Twenty minutes of runtime at half load (2 400 W), extended to several hours with up to four external battery cabinets. The standard maintenance bypass allows the unit to be swapped without shutting down the equipment.
•Around 20 minutes of runtime at half load (2 400 W)
•Runtime extendable with one to four external battery cabinets
•Internal bypass and maintenance bypass as standard
Nineteen minutes of runtime at half load, extended to fifty with an additional battery cabinet. The 16 12 V batteries are chosen and ordered separately.
•Runtime with the 16 internal batteries: 19 min at 50% load, 50 min at 25%, 6 min at full load
•With an additional battery cabinet: 50 min at 50% load, 115 min at 25%
•Batteries to be ordered separately: 16 12 V batteries of 7 or 9 Ah
Floor-standing, 68.5 cm high and 54 kg: the tower version, for when there is no rack. Around 11 minutes of runtime at half load (3000 W) and 94% efficiency at full load.
Twenty minutes of runtime at half load (2 400 W), extended to several hours with up to four external battery cabinets. The standard maintenance bypass allows the unit to be swapped without shutting down the equipment.
•Around 20 minutes of runtime at half load (2 400 W)
A maintenance bypass supplied as standard allows the UPS to be replaced without shutting down the equipment it powers. Around 15 minutes of runtime at half load (4 000 W), extendable with four battery cabinets.
•Around 15 minutes of runtime at half load (4 000 W)
16 kW genuinely available and around 14 minutes of runtime at half load, extendable with up to four battery cabinets. Terminal block input and output, for hard-wired infrastructure.
•16 kW usable output
•Around 14 minutes of runtime at half load
•Runtime extendable with one to four external battery cabinets
A free-standing tower on castors, with an LCD screen showing the load, the battery status and the voltages. Around 16 minutes of runtime at half load, extendable with up to four battery cabinets.
For a whole infrastructure: 9 minutes of runtime at half load (5000 W) and 5 minutes at 70%, the time it takes to switch over to a generator. 94% efficiency at full load and internal bypass.
Power factor of 1: all 8 000 W stated are available. Ten battery-backed outlets, four of them heavy-duty 16 A, and the Web/SNMP network management card is included.
•8 000 W usable output (power factor of 1)
•6 C13 outlets, the format used by computer and server power cords, all battery-backed
Doubling the runtime comes down to one extra battery cabinet: 9 minutes at half load become 23 minutes. The 16 12 V batteries are chosen and ordered separately.
Four U in a rack and a battery recharged in 3 hours: it is ready to go again quickly after a cut. Around 11 minutes of runtime at half load (3000 W) and 7 minutes at 70%.
