UPS-accu PowerWalker 10120558 12 V 9 Ah 40 stuks zwart

The PowerWalker 10120558 UPS battery pack contains forty 12 V 9 Ah batteries in a single black housing designed to extend the runtime of compatible UPS systems. The pack is supplied with a connection cable and is intended to be connected to a UPS battery connector to increase backup autonomy. The compact, rack-friendly assembly and robust construction allow for straightforward installation and reliable operation during power outages.

Advantages

This battery pack increases available backup time by adding forty 12 V 9 Ah cells in one unit, reducing the need for frequent battery replacements. The included connection cable simplifies installation, while the black, compact housing supports tidy placement in server rooms or equipment closets. The design allows an additional battery pack to be added to a second connector if further runtime extension is required.

Suitable for

• Extending runtime of compatible UPS systems
• Backup power for servers and network equipment
• Power support for telecommunication cabinets and control systems
• Use in data centers, small server rooms and office environments

Key specifications

• Battery type: 12 V, 9 Ah cells (40 batteries in pack)
• Weight: 119.8 kg
• Colour: Black
• Includes connection cable for UPS interface
• Modular connection: supports additional pack via second connector

How to use

Turn off and isolate the UPS and connected equipment following the UPS manufacturer's safety instructions before installation. Place the battery pack in a well-ventilated, stable location near the UPS. Connect the supplied ANEN cable from the battery pack to the UPS battery connector, ensuring secure and correct polarity connections. After connection, power on the UPS and verify that the unit recognizes the additional battery pack and that the expected runtime increase is reported by the UPS management interface.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery pack within the temperature and humidity ranges specified by the UPS manufacturer, perform regular visual inspections for corrosion or damage, and follow the UPS vendor's maintenance schedule for battery testing and replacement to ensure continued backup performance.