Eaton 9E 10kVA / 8kW Online Tower UPS – 9E10KI

This Eaton 9E 10kVA/8kW Online Tower UPS (9E10KI) is a high-performance, online double-conversion UPS designed to provide reliable, clean power for critical IT, industrial, and data center applications. With a 0.8 power factor, scalable runtime, and advanced management options, it ensures continuous uptime and protection for sensitive equipment.

Key Features

• Online Double-Conversion Technology: Completely isolates loads from input power fluctuations, delivering clean, stable power with zero transfer time.
• High Power Factor: 0.8 output PF delivers 8 kW of real power from 10 kVA capacity, supporting more connected equipment efficiently.
• Scalable Runtime: Supports up to 4 external battery modules (EBMs) for extended backup during prolonged outages.
• Advanced Management: LCD panel shows real-time UPS status, load, and battery condition. Optional network cards enable remote monitoring and integration with VMware, Hyper-V, and Eaton Intelligent Power Software.
• Service Continuity: Includes internal bypass and maintenance bypass, allowing maintenance without downtime for critical systems.
• Energy Efficiency: Up to 92% efficiency in online mode and 96% in ECO mode, reducing operating costs.
• Flexible Installation: Tower form factor suitable for data centers, server rooms, and industrial setups.

Specifications

• UPS Topology: Online double-conversion
• Capacity: 10 kVA / 8 kW
• Input Connection: Hardwired/fixed (combo input 1:1 and 3:1)
• Output Voltage: 220V / 230V / 240V ±2% (pure sine wave)
• Efficiency: Up to 92% online, 96% ECO mode
• Battery Type: 20 × 12V/9Ah sealed lead-acid (internal)
• Runtime: Expandable with external battery modules
• Form Factor: Tower
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 708.5 × 262.4 × 612.9 mm
• Weight: 85.39 kg
• User Interface: LCD display
• Communication Ports: USB (HID), RS-232, mini-terminal block, optional network card slot

Application Areas

• Data center server racks and storage systems
• Industrial control systems and manufacturing equipment
• Network infrastructure: routers, switches, firewalls
• High-density IT environments and edge computing
• Critical enterprise workloads requiring uninterrupted power