UPS battery Sealed Lead Acid EATON 5PXEBM72RT2UG2

The Eaton 5PXEBM72RT2UG2 is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) UPS battery assembly designed as an external battery module for compatible Eaton UPS systems. It provides twelve 12 V, 9 Ah batteries in a compact rack/tower-friendly format, offering predictable runtime extension for critical equipment. Certified to CE, REACH, RoHS and IEC standards, the unit is intended for reliable, standards-compliant backup power in server rooms, network closets and other installations where uninterrupted power is required.

Advantages

This Eaton battery pack combines sealed lead acid technology with a preassembled configuration of 12 batteries to simplify installation and maintenance. The VRLA chemistry reduces the need for regular electrolyte checks and leak risk compared with flooded batteries. Compact dimensions and a defined weight profile make the unit suitable for rack or tower placement alongside UPS hardware. Certifications for CE, REACH, RoHS and IEC confirm conformity with common safety, environmental and electromagnetic requirements.

Suitable for

• Extending runtime for small to medium enterprise UPS systems
• Powering network equipment, servers and storage during mains interruptions
• Use in server rooms, telecommunication closets and control cabinets
• Replacement or expansion of Eaton UPS external battery modules

Key specifications

• Battery technology: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Voltage per battery: 12 V
• Capacity per battery: 9 Ah
• Number of batteries included: 12 pc(s)
• Product colour: Black, Silver
• Weight: 40.4 kg
• Width: 438 mm
• Height: 85.5 mm

How to use

Install the Eaton 5PXEBM72RT2UG2 in accordance with the UPS manufacturer’s instructions for external battery modules. Ensure the UPS is powered down or in the correct service mode before connecting the battery assembly. Position the unit on a stable surface or in the compatible rack space, secure connections to the UPS terminal blocks using the recommended torque values, and verify polarity before energising. After connection, follow the UPS commissioning procedure to recognise the battery module and perform an initial battery test or calibration if required.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery in a dry, ventilated environment within the temperature range specified by the UPS manufacturer. Avoid prolonged deep discharges and follow the UPS system’s battery maintenance schedule; replace the battery pack when capacity degrades below the levels required for your runtime needs. Dispose of used batteries according to local regulations for lead-acid battery recycling.