ONLINE USV-Systeme BCXSRT6000 UPS battery 1 pc Grey 29.3 kg

The ONLINE USV-Systeme BCXSRT6000 UPS battery is designed as a compatible power module for the ONLINE USV-Systeme XANTO SRT 6000. It delivers standby energy storage in a single 1-piece unit with compact dimensions (370 mm width, 135 mm height) and a weight of 29.3 kg. The battery is finished in grey and intended for use in rack or cabinet installations where a matched backup battery is required to maintain operation of critical equipment during mains interruptions.

Advantages

This battery unit provides a direct replacement or expansion option engineered for the XANTO SRT 6000 series, ensuring mechanical and electrical compatibility. Its compact footprint conserves rack space while the specified weight and construction reflect a serviceable, robust battery chemistry suitable for stationary UPS installations. Delivered as a single module, it simplifies inventory and installation planning.

Suitable for

• Replacing or extending battery capacity in ONLINE USV-Systeme XANTO SRT 6000 UPS systems
• Data center rack or telecommunications cabinet backup
• Industrial control panels and server rooms requiring predictable runtime
• Maintenance spare part for scheduled UPS service cycles

Key specifications

• Quantity: 1 battery module
• Weight: 29.3 kg
• Colour: Grey
• Overall width: 370 mm
• Overall height: 135 mm
• Form factor: module designed for rack/cabinet integration

How to use

Install the battery module into the designated bay or bracket of the XANTO SRT 6000 UPS following the manufacturer’s service manual. Ensure the UPS is powered down or in maintenance mode as required by the official procedure before making electrical connections. Secure the module mechanically, reconnect battery interlinks and terminal connections with appropriate torque values, then perform the UPS battery test cycle and verify system indications and runtime estimates through the UPS management interface.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery in a controlled environment according to the UPS manufacturer’s temperature and ventilation guidelines. Schedule periodic capacity tests and replace the module at end-of-life as indicated by the UPS diagnostics. Use only compatible replacement modules to maintain safety and performance.