UPS battery Triton SYBT9-B4 — Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA), 100.5 kg, 428×700×159 mm

Triton SYBT9-B4 is a sealed lead acid (VRLA) UPS battery module designed for use in uninterruptible power supply systems and emergency power installations. Certified to CE and UL 1778 standards, this battery module provides a compact, rack-compatible power solution with dimensions of 428×700×159 mm and a weight of 100.5 kg. The unit is intended for environments where reliable backup power and predictable battery performance are required, such as data centers, telecom cabinets and industrial UPS setups.

Advantages

The VRLA construction provides maintenance-free operation and reduced risk of electrolyte leakage. Hot-swappable capability allows battery replacement without powering down the protected equipment, supporting continuous operation during service. Modules can be connected in parallel to increase availability and provide redundancy. Integrated intelligent battery management improves charge control to maximize usable life and maintain reliable performance across a wide range of operating conditions.

Suitable for

• Data center backup systems and rack-mounted UPS arrays
• Telecommunications racks and network infrastructure rooms
• Industrial UPS installations and control systems
• Facilities requiring modular, redundant battery strings

Key specifications

• Battery type: Sealed lead acid (VRLA)
• Weight: 100.5 kg
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 428 × 700 × 159 mm
• Hot-swap capability: Yes (battery replacement without shutdown)
• Parallel configuration: Supports connection of modules in parallel for redundancy
• Charging: Intelligent battery management for precision charging and lifecycle optimization
• Standards: CE and UL 1778 certified

How to use

Install the Triton SYBT9-B4 into a compatible UPS cabinet or rack according to the UPS manufacturer's installation instructions. Ensure proper mechanical support for the module given its weight and secure electrical connections following the UPS wiring diagrams. When configured in a battery string, verify polarity and torque specifications for terminals, and follow the UPS documentation to configure parallel strings if required. Use the UPS controller or battery management system to monitor state of charge, temperature and voltage during operation.

Usage recommendations

Store and operate the battery module within the temperature and humidity ranges specified by the UPS manufacturer. Periodically inspect connections and monitor status using the UPS management interface. When performing a hot-swap, follow the UPS vendor's procedures to ensure uninterrupted power to connected equipment and to avoid transient events on the power bus.