Eaton 9E2000IR UPS 2 kVA 1800 W 6 AC-uitgangen

The Eaton 9E2000IR UPS 2 kVA 1800 W 6 AC Outlets is a double-conversion online uninterruptible power supply designed for tower deployment. It provides continuous, regulated AC power to connected equipment, protecting servers, network devices and sensitive electronics from outages, surges and frequency variations. The unit uses lead-acid battery technology with integrated battery capacity to support controlled shutdowns and short-term operation during mains interruptions.

Advantages

Double-conversion online topology ensures consistent, clean sine-wave output regardless of input power quality, eliminating transfer time during power events. The UPS supplies an output power capacity of 2 kVA (1800 W) through six AC outlets, allowing multiple devices to be connected without additional distribution. Compact tower form factor and a black finish enable straightforward placement in office, server room or equipment closet. Built-in battery chemistry and capacity are sized to deliver temporary runtime for orderly shutdowns and to bridge short interruptions.

Suitable for

• Small to medium servers and rack-convertible tower servers
• Network switches, routers and firewalls
• Workstations, point-of-sale systems and small office equipment
• Storage devices and external hard drives requiring clean power

Key specifications

• Topology: Double-conversion online UPS
• Rated output power: 2 kVA / 1800 W
• Output connections: 6 AC outlets
• Battery technology: Lead-acid
• Typical battery capacity: 7 Ah
• Form factor: Tower
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 29.9 kg

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, level surface with adequate ventilation and connect the unit to a grounded AC mains outlet. Connect critical equipment to the six AC outlets provided, observing the total connected load to avoid exceeding the 1800 W output limit. Ensure battery is charged before relying on runtime by leaving the UPS plugged in for the recommended initial charge period. During extended outages, monitor remaining runtime and perform an orderly shutdown of non-essential systems to preserve battery capacity for priority devices.

Recommendations

For reliable protection, distribute connected devices so that essential equipment is prioritised on the UPS outlets. Regularly test the battery and replace lead-acid batteries according to manufacturer guidance or when runtime noticeably decreases. Maintain the UPS in a dust-free environment and avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture to preserve battery life and electronic components.