Eaton 9PX 3000VA 3000W 208V Online Double-Conversion UPS - L6-20P, 2 L6-20R, 1 L6-30R Outlets, Cybersecure Network Card Option, Extended Run, 2U Rack/Tower

Power resilience for IT installations and edge networks starts here. The Eaton 9PX 3000VA UPS delivers true online double-conversion protection at 208V to safeguard critical equipment from outages, surges, brownouts, and noisy power conditions. With 3 kVA / 3 kW capacity, flexible 2U rack/tower form, and a rich feature set that includes an optional Cybersecure Network Card and Extended Run capability, this UPS is engineered to keep servers, network gear, storage devices, and virtualization hosts online when power reliability matters most. Designed for data centers, server rooms, and edge deployments, the 9PX 3000VA provides clean, reliable power to maintain data integrity, minimize downtime, and simplify remote management.

• Online double-conversion protection: Ensures continuous, clean sine-wave power to connected equipment, isolating your loads from input fluctuations and grid disturbances for maximum data integrity and uptime.
• 208V, high-capacity output: 3 kVA / 3 kW rated output at 208V makes it ideal for IT closets, edge data centers, and small server rooms that rely on robust, stable power for rack-mounted gear.
• Flexibility with outlets and form factor: Features 2 x L6-20R outlets and 1 x L6-30R outlet in a compact 2U rack/tower enclosure, giving you versatile connection options for diverse devices while saving precious rack space.
• Extended Run and scalable runtime: Optimize uptime with Extended Run capabilities and optional battery cabinets so you can extend the time the loads stay powered during prolonged outages.
• Cybersecure management and remote monitoring: The Cybersecure Network Card Option enables secure, remote management and monitoring, helping IT teams protect access and maintain visibility via familiar management software.

Technical Details of Eaton 9PX 3000VA 208V UPS

• 9PX3000GL (typical model identifier for this configuration)
• 3 kVA / 3 kW
• 208V
• Online double-conversion
• 2U rack/tower
• 2 x NEMA L6-20R, 1 x NEMA L6-30R
• NEMA L6-20P (input)
• Maintenance-free lead-acid (sealed) batteries
• Extended Run capability with optional battery cabinets
• Optional Cybersecure Network Card for secure remote monitoring
• Supports standard power management and monitoring software for centralized control

How to install Eaton 9PX 3000VA 208V UPS

• Choose your mounting configuration: Install the unit in a compatible 2U rack or position it in a stable tower-oriented space. Ensure adequate ventilation and clearance for airflow and maintenance access.
• Mount and secure the UPS: If rack-mounting, attach included rails and secure the UPS firmly to the rack frame per vendor guidelines. If using a tower setup, place the unit on a level surface and ensure it is stable.
• Connect input power: Plug the L6-20P input cord into a dedicated circuit that matches the UPS rating. Confirm the circuit provides clean power and adequate overload protection.
• Plug protected devices into outlets: Connect servers, network gear, storage devices, and other critical equipment to the 2 x L6-20R outlets and the 1 x L6-30R outlet, distributing loads evenly to avoid overcurrent conditions.
• Enable management and security features: If you’ve chosen the Cybersecure Network Card, install it according to the documentation and configure remote monitoring software to securely access the UPS performance metrics.
• Power on and perform the self-test: Turn on the UPS, allow sensors to stabilize, and run a built-in self-test to verify battery health and output integrity. Check for any fault indicators and correct as needed.
• Configure runtime and notifications: Use the IPS (Intelligent Power Management) software or compatible management tools to set notification thresholds, automatic shutdown policies, and scheduled self-tests. Consider enabling automatic remote wake-up for compatible hosts.
• Plan for extended runtime: If prolonged outages are expected, install the optional Extended Run battery cabinets and configure the runtime profile to ensure essential workloads remain powered during longer blackouts.

Frequently asked questions

• What loads is the Eaton 9PX 3000VA suitable for? The 9PX 3000VA is designed for IT installations and edge networks, protecting servers, storage systems, network gear, virtualization hosts, and other mission-critical equipment with reliable, clean power and controlled shutdown capabilities during outages.
• Does this model support remote management? Yes. The unit offers an optional Cybersecure Network Card for secure remote monitoring and management, allowing IT teams to monitor metrics, receive alerts, and control the UPS from a centralized interface.
• Can runtime be extended? Absolutely. The 9PX supports Extended Run with optional battery cabinets, enabling longer uptime by adding additional battery capacity to the system.
• Is it rack-mountable and tower-compatible? Yes. This model is a 2U rack/tower unit, designed for flexible deployment in data centers, server rooms, or on-site edge deployments depending on space and accessibility requirements.
• What kind of outlets does it provide? The UPS features 2 x L6-20R outlets and 1 x L6-30R outlet, giving versatile options for connections to a mix of devices while maintaining safe, code-compliant electrical performance.
• What is the protection offered by online double-conversion? Online double-conversion yields a continuous, clean output waveform even during input disturbances, enabling tighter protection against surges, sags, and noise that can threaten data integrity and hardware reliability.
• Are batteries replaceable? Yes. The UPS uses maintenance-free sealed lead-acid batteries that can be replaced/reconfigured by qualified personnel during maintenance cycles to preserve reliability.
• How should I plan for maintenance and testing? Schedule regular self-tests via the management software, perform battery health checks, and adhere to Eaton’s recommended maintenance intervals to ensure readiness for unexpected outages.