Eaton 9E3000I 3000VA / 2400W Online Tower UPS

This Eaton 9E3000I is a high-performance online double-conversion UPS designed for critical IT and business applications. With a 0.8 power factor, scalable battery options, and advanced monitoring, it ensures continuous, clean, and reliable power to protect servers, networking equipment, and sensitive devices.

Key Features

• Online Double-Conversion Technology: Provides uninterrupted, clean sine wave power, isolating connected equipment from voltage fluctuations and outages.
• High Capacity & Power Factor: 3000 VA / 2400 W with 0.8 PF supports more connected equipment.
• Energy Efficiency: Up to 91% efficiency in online mode and 97.5% in ECO mode, reducing energy costs.
• Scalable Runtime: Supports up to four optional Extended Battery Modules (EBMs) for extended backup time.
• Intuitive Interface: LCD panel displays real-time UPS status, load, and battery measurements.
• Advanced Management:
  • USB (HID compliant) and RS232 serial ports for monitoring.
  • Expansion slot for optional communication cards.
  • Compatible with Eaton Intelligent Power Manager and Intelligent Power Protector software for integration with virtual environments like VMware, Hyper-V, Citrix Xen, and Redhat.
• Reliable Battery Management: Sealed, lead-acid batteries (6 × 12V/9Ah) with long lifespan and hot-swappable capability.

Specifications

• Topology: Online double-conversion
• Capacity: 3000 VA / 2400 W
• Power Factor: 0.8
• Input Connection: IEC-320-C20
• Output Connections: 6 × IEC-320-C13, 1 × IEC-320-C19
• Output Voltage: 230V nominal (220/230/240V selectable)
• Output Waveform: Pure sine wave
• Efficiency: Up to 91% online, 97.5% ECO mode
• Runtime (Full Load): ~5 minutes with internal batteries
• Battery Type: Sealed lead-acid, replaceable (6 × 12V/9Ah)
• Dimensions (H × W × D): 330 × 190 × 399 mm
• Weight: 24.2 kg
• Connectivity: USB, RS232, optional network/communication card
• Form Factor: Tower

Application Areas

• Server rooms and network cabinets
• Business-critical IT equipment
• Virtualized environments (VMware, Hyper-V, Citrix Xen)
• Edge computing and small-to-medium data centers
• Sensitive industrial and office devices