CyberPower CP1350PFCLCD 1350VA 880W 120V 12 Outlet UPS
- 78–142 V
- 57–63 Hz
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Online double-conversion UPS delivering 6000 VA and 5400 W with 120 V, 208 V and 240 V outputs, six 5-20R, one L6-30R and one L14-30R outlet, plus a Gigabit network card for remote management
The Eaton 9PX G2 9PX6KP1G2 delivers 6000 VA and 5400 W of pure-sine-wave power through an online double-conversion topology. It accepts a wide 100–240 V AC input range and supplies selectable 120 V, 208 V, 200 V, 220 V, 230 V or 240 V output at 50 or 60 Hz. Eight outlets — six NEMA 5-20R, one L6-30R and one L14-30R — connect servers, storage and network gear in a 6U rack or tower form factor. A factory-installed NETWORK-M3 Gigabit card enables secure remote management.
At full 5400 W load the internal valve-regulated lead-acid battery provides 3 minutes of backup; at half load the runtime extends to 8.30 minutes. Typical recharge completes in 3 hours. The unit operates continuously from 0 to 40 °C in 0–95 % non-condensing humidity. Online conversion isolates connected equipment from every input disturbance without switching delay, so voltage sags, surges and frequency drift never reach the load.
This UPS steps up from standby or line-interactive models that only condition power during anomalies. The jump is worth it when equipment cannot tolerate any transfer time, when harmonic distortion must stay below 3 %, or when remote shutdown and firmware updates over a hardened network card are required. It is not suited for installations that need longer battery autonomy without adding external packs, nor for sites limited to 120 V input-only wiring.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | EATON |
| Model name | 9PX6KP1G2 |
| Part number | 9PX6KP1G2 |
| Power | |
| AC input voltage | 230 V AC |
| Volt-ampere rating | 6000 VA |
| Power rating | 5400 W |
| Voltage output | 240 V AC 230 V AC 220 V AC 208 V AC 200 V AC 100 V AC 110 V AC 120 V AC |
| AC output frequency | 50 Hz 60 Hz |
| Power outlets | 6 x NEMA 5-20R 1 x NEMA L6-30R 1 x NEMA L14-30R |
| Battery type | DC System Voltage: 180 V DC Battery Characteristics: Valve-regulated Battery Chemistry: Lead Acid |
| Runtime on battery | Backup/Run Time (Full Load): 3 Minute Backup/Run Time (Half Load): 8.3 Minute |
| Battery charge time | Typical Battery Recharge Time: 3 Hour |
| Size & build | |
| Product dimensions | Height: 10.2 in Width: 17.3 in Depth: 27 in |
| Product weight | 203 lb (92.1 kg) |
| Shipping weight | 122.47 kg |
| Package size | 991 × 711 × 635 mm |
At full load the unit delivers 5400 W of pure sine-wave power while maintaining best-in-class efficiency, so waste heat is kept to a minimum even during continuous operation.
A single-phase 208 V or 240 V 30 A branch circuit with an L6-30R receptacle is required to feed the UPS input.
Yes, the UPS simultaneously provides 120 V on the 5-20R outlets and 208 V or 240 V on the L6-30R and L14-30R outlets, so older 208 V equipment can stay connected.
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