Eaton EB011SP UPS-accu loodzuurvlies 6 V 9 Ah 4 stuks

The Eaton EB011SP is a set of four sealed lead-acid (VRLA) replacement batteries designed for UPS systems that require 6 V modules. Each battery has a nominal voltage of 6 V and a capacity of 9 Ah; the set provides four identical cells intended for use in 24 V battery packs. The batteries are maintenance-free, valve-regulated, and come in a compact black enclosure, with a total set weight of approximately 5.2 kg.

Advantages

These sealed lead-acid batteries offer reliable standby power and are intended for straightforward replacement in compatible UPS battery assemblies. The VRLA design reduces the need for maintenance and prevents electrolyte leakage, while the uniform 6 V/9 Ah modules simplify matching and installation in 24 V configurations. The compact black housings are suitable for confined UPS battery compartments.

Suitable for

• Replacement in UPS battery packs requiring 4 × 6 V cells to form 24 V
• Backup power for small servers, network equipment, and telecom devices
• Use in distributed battery systems or modular UPS setups that accept sealed lead-acid modules

Key specifications

• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Nominal voltage per cell: 6 V
• Capacity per cell: 9 Ah
• Number of batteries included: 4
• Colour: Black
• Total set weight: 5.2 kg (approx.)

How to use

Install the four 6 V/9 Ah batteries into the UPS battery compartment or external battery pack according to the equipment manufacturer’s wiring diagram to achieve the required 24 V configuration. Ensure correct polarity and secure connections; tighten terminals to the recommended torque and follow the UPS manual for charging and initial commissioning. Handle batteries carefully and avoid short-circuiting terminals during installation.

Recommendations

Store and operate the batteries in a dry, well-ventilated area within the temperature range recommended by the UPS manufacturer. Replace all cells in a battery string at the same time to maintain balanced performance, and follow local regulations for disposal or recycling of lead-acid batteries.