Noodstroomvoeding EATON 9E1000IR dubbelconversie 1 kVA 900 W 4 AC-uitgangen

The Eaton 9E1000IR is an online double-conversion UPS providing 1 kVA (900 W) of output power. Designed in a black tower form factor, it includes a 12 V lead‑acid battery (7 Ah nominal capacity) and four AC outlets with C13/C14 couplers. The unit offers full AVR protection and complies with CE and IEC/EN standards to support reliability and safety for critical equipment.

Advantages

Double-conversion (online) topology delivers continuous, regulated sinewave output independent of input voltage fluctuations. The UPS supports wide input voltage range and frequency tolerance, provides an LCD display and LED indicators for status monitoring, and includes USB and serial interfaces for communication. A rack mount kit is supplied for flexible installation and the tower form factor fits small server rooms, network closets, or office equipment setups.

Suitable for

• Small servers and network switches
• Workstations and desktop PCs
• Telecommunication and network equipment
• Point-of-sale and business-critical peripherals

Key specifications

• UPS topology: Double-conversion (Online)
• Output power capacity: 1 kVA (900 W)
• Waveform: Pure sine wave
• Input voltage range: 120–276 V
• Input frequency range: 40–70 Hz
• Output frequency: 50/60 Hz
• Efficiency: 90%
• AC outlet types: C13/C14 coupler (4 outlets)
• Battery technology and voltage: Lead‑acid, 12 V
• Heat dissipation: 375 BTU/h
• Number of phases: single-phase input and output
• Form factor and colour: Tower, black
• Weight: 17.6 kg
• Control and indicators: Buttons, LCD display, LED indicators
• Interfaces: USB port and serial interface
• Operating temperature: 0–40 °C

How to use

Place the UPS on a stable, level surface or install using the supplied rack mount kit. Connect the input power cable to a properly grounded mains outlet within the specified voltage range. Plug protected devices into the C13 outlets and start the UPS using the front panel buttons; monitor status via the LCD and LEDs. Use the USB or serial interface to connect to power management software for graceful shutdown and event logging. Replace batteries according to manufacturer maintenance guidelines and dispose of lead‑acid batteries following local regulations.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, avoid placing the UPS in environments outside the 0–40 °C range, ensure adequate ventilation to dissipate up to 375 BTU/h, and regularly test battery health. Match connected load to the 900 W output capacity and configure power management software to handle critical shutdown sequences.