Description
The newest Powerware series addition, the Eaton 9130 UPS, resolves utility power problems and delivers superior power protection for IT and networking equipment, medical systems, manufacturing process control—or anywhere critical equipment and applications require clean, continuous power.
Double-conversion design for superior power protection
The 9130 is constantly monitoring power conditions—regulating both voltage and frequency. Even when presented with the most severe power problems, this UPS’s output remains within three percent of nominal voltage.
With a wide input voltage range, the 9130 does not depend on batteries to smooth out minor power fluctuations. Batteries are conserved for those times when utility power is highly unstable or completely out. If an outage occurs, the 9130 transfers to battery with zero interruption in power, making this an ideal UPS for sensitive and critical equipment.
More real power for less cost
More real power. High 0.9 output power factor enables the 9130 to provide its full power capability to modern IT equipment that may have a wide range of leading and lagging power factors. With a 0.99 input power factor, this UPS avoids the disturbances that some energy converters tend to cause.
High efficiency. The more efficient the UPS, the lower your utility and cooling bills. Even a small increase in efficiency can quickly translate into thousands of dollars. When power conditions are within acceptable limits, the 9130 can operate in a remarkably high-efficiency mode: 95 percent efficient or higher.
Advanced design and self-monitoring for premium availability
The 9130 continually monitors voltage, temperature, internal element functions, battery health, battery state-of-charge and runtime remaining. If the UPS detects a potential problem with any of these measures, it sends alarms or takes corrective action, with no interruption in power. At the end of an alarm condition, the 9130 automatically reverts from bypass to normal operation.
Stronger, longer battery life with exclusive ABM technology
Most UPS manufacturers on the market today employ a constant ‘trickle-charging’ system, which can ultimately reduce potential battery service life by as much as 50 percent. In contrast, ABM technology uses sophisticated sensing circuitry and an innovative three-stage charging technique that significantly extends UPS batteries’ useful service life while optimizing their recharge time.
The 9130 provides up to 60 days’ notice of the end of useful battery service life. You have ample time to hot-swap batteries without ever having to shut down connected equipment. External battery modules for extended runtime During a power outage, internal batteries in the 9130 keep loads running long enough to gracefully shut down systems. Add more runtime at any time, with up to four external battery modules to run systems for hours if necessary. These battery modules are hot-swappable and can be replaced at any time without powering down the UPS or protected loads. You can also start up the UPS and power its loads with battery power.
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