PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Eaton 9PX5KIBP UPS — High‑Performance Online Power Protection

The Eaton 9PX5KIBP is an advanced 5 kVA / 4.5 kW online uninterruptible power supply (UPS) engineered for mission‑critical applications in data centers, server rooms, network infrastructure, and IT closets. Employing double‑conversion online topology, this UPS continuously regenerates clean, regulated power to connected loads, protecting them from utility irregularities such as sags, surges, frequency variations, and complete outages. Its design prioritizes reliability, efficiency, and flexibility for demanding enterprise environments.

Key Power & Electrical Characteristics

At the heart of the 9PX5KIBP is true online double‑conversion technology, which isolates equipment from raw mains power and ensures a pure sine‑wave output with a 0.9 output power factor—meaning more real usable power for servers and network gear per VA rating. The unit is rated at 5000 VA (4500 W), delivering robust performance for racks with mixed IT and infrastructure loads. Standard output connections include three IEC‑C13 sockets, two IEC‑C19 sockets, and a hardwired output option, enabling flexible power distribution. The UPS supports an input voltage range of 176 V–276 V without derating and operates reliably across 40 Hz–70 Hz input frequency. This wide tolerance makes it resilient in regions with unstable utility grids or when powering sensitive equipment from generators. Additionally, internal bypass functionality ensures uninterrupted service during internal UPS maintenance or fault conditions.

Intelligent Monitoring, Connectivity & Management

For comprehensive monitoring and control, the 9PX5KIBP includes standard USB and RS‑232 communications ports, dry contact outputs, and a multilingual graphical LCD display that provides real‑time status of load, battery, and UPS conditions. Remote management tools such as Eaton Intelligent Power Manager and Intelligent Power Protector integrate with virtualization platforms (e.g., VMware, Hyper‑V, Citrix Xen, Red Hat) enabling policy‑based shutdown, event logging, and analytics across distributed systems.

While the base model doesn’t include an Ethernet card, an optional expansion slot allows installation of network management modules for SNMP‑based monitoring and alerts, braiding UPS telemetry into broader infrastructure management systems.