Eaton 5PX G2 1950VA 1950W 120V Line-Interactive UPS - 6 NEMA 5-20R, 1 L5-20R Outlets, Cybersecure Network Card Included, Extended Run, 3U Rack/Tower - Battery Backup

safeguard your critical IT, telecom, and enterprise devices with the Eaton 5PX G2 1950VA UPS. This high-efficiency line-interactive uninterruptible power supply delivers reliable battery backup, superior surge protection, and intelligent power management for distributed environments. Designed to protect peripherals, servers, networking gear, and storage from outages, brownouts, and voltage irregularities, the 5PX G2 blends advanced monitoring with flexible deployment options to keep your systems running smoothly even when the lights go out. With a compact 3U rack/tower form factor, it fits seamlessly into data centers, server rooms, and telecommunications closets while still offering expandable runtime and robust cybersecurity-enabled remote management.

The 1950VA/1950W rating at 120V positions this UPS as a dependable backbone for mid-sized deployments, providing enough reserve capacity to gracefully shut down servers, virtualization hosts, network switches, and essential infrastructure. Its line-interactive topology with automatic voltage regulation (AVR) stabilizes incoming power, correcting minor sags and swells without drawing down battery energy. This efficiency helps maximize runtime for connected loads and reduces wear on the internal batteries, extending service life and lowering total cost of ownership. If your workload demands more time during an outage, the 5PX G2’s design supports runtime expansion with optional battery modules, enabling longer sequences of safe, orderly shutdowns during extended outages.

• Power reliability you can count on: 1.95 kVA / 1.95 kW at 120V provides a solid buffer for essential equipment during blackouts, ensuring critical servers stay online long enough for orderly maintenance or graceful shutdowns.
• Flexible outlet configuration for mixed loads: 6 x NEMA 5-20R outlets plus 1 x L5-20R outlet accommodate a mix of standard and locking power cords, letting you tailor protection for servers, networking gear, storage, and peripherals in a single unit.
• Extended Run and scalable runtime: With hot-swappable battery modules, you can extend runtime to meet your organization’s recovery objectives, keeping devices powered during short outages and enabling staged shutdowns during longer events.
• Cybersecure network management included: The Cybersecure Network Card is included for secure remote monitoring, alerting, and shutdown orchestration across your IT environment, reducing exposure to cyber threats while maintaining centralized control.
• Rack/tower flexibility with clear visibility: A 3U form factor supports simple rack mounting or free-standing deployment, and a built-in LCD display provides at-a-glance status, events, and configuration options for fast, confident management.

Technical Details of Eaton 5PX G2 1950VA 1950W 120V Line-Interactive UPS

• Capacity: 1.95 kVA / 1.95 kW at 120V, delivering dependable backup for critical workloads.
• Topology: Line- Interactive with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) to correct minor power fluctuations without battery usage.
• Outlets: 6 x NEMA 5-20R plus 1 x L5-20R outlets, enabling a versatile mix of devices and cords while protecting essential components.
• Input/Output Voltage: Nominal 120V operation to align with standard office and data-center power distributions.
• Management hardware: Cybersecure Network Card included for secure remote management; USB connectivity for local monitoring and software integration.
• Form factor: 3U rack/tower convertible, allowing installation in rack enclosures or on a flat surface to fit your environment.
• Runtime options: Extended Run capability through hot-swappable battery modules, enabling scalable power protection for longer outages.
• Display and UI: LCD graphical display for real-time status, battery health, input/output voltages, and configuration, simplifying everyday use and troubleshooting.

How to install Eaton 5PX G2 1950VA 1950W 120V Line-Interactive UPS

• Power down and unplug all equipment you plan to connect to the UPS. Choose a clean, cool, well-ventilated location with sufficient airflow.
• Decide whether you will mount the unit in a rack or place it on a stable surface. If rack-mounting, use the included mounting hardware and follow the manufacturer’s rack-installation guidelines to secure the 3U chassis securely.
• Place the UPS in the chosen location and connect it to a suitable 120V outlet with an appropriate circuit (ensure the circuit can handle the load and the UPS input requirements).
• Connect your critical devices to the UPS outlets: arrange high-priority servers, storage devices, and networking gear to ensure they stay powered during outages. Reserve the L5-20R outlet for devices that require a locking connector or higher reliability.
• Connect the Cybersecure Network Card to your network and plug the USB cable from the UPS into a management host if you plan to use local monitoring or PowerChute software. Power up the UPS and perform a self-test via the LCD interface to verify operation.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the electrical capacity of the Eaton 5PX G2 UPS?
  A: It provides 1.95 kVA / 1.95 kW at 120V, offering a robust backup for mid-sized critical loads.
• Q: How many outlets does it have and what types are they?
  A: The unit features 6 x NEMA 5-20R outlets plus 1 x L5-20R outlet to accommodate a mix of standard and locking power connections.
• Q: Is there a network management option included?
  A: Yes. The packaging includes a Cybersecure Network Card for secure remote management, along with USB connectivity for local monitoring and integration with PowerChute software.
• Q: Can the runtime be extended?
  A: Yes. The 5PX G2 supports Extended Run through hot-swappable battery modules, allowing you to scale runtime to meet your recovery objectives.
• Q: Is this UPS suitable for rack installations?
  A: Absolutely. It is designed as a 3U rack/tower convertible unit, making it ideal for data centers, server rooms, and network closets where space is at a premium.