Tripp Lite 9PXEBM72RT-L 72V Lithium-ion Ups Battery Module

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE 9PXEBM72RT-L is a 72-volt lithium-ion external battery module designed to extend the runtime of compatible enterprise-grade uninterruptible power supply systems. This unit connects to a host UPS to increase backup power duration during outages, voltage sags, and other power disturbances. It is rack-mountable, making it suited for data centers, server rooms, and other facilities where continuous uptime is critical. Installation and service are typically performed by qualified electrical or IT infrastructure technicians familiar with enterprise power systems.

This battery extension module is intended for use with enterprise UPS platforms requiring a 72-volt external battery configuration. It is well-suited for rack-based deployments in commercial and industrial environments where extended runtime beyond the internal battery capacity of the host UPS is required. Verify host UPS compatibility before installation to confirm proper communication and charge management between the module and the base unit.

Key Features

• 72-volt lithium-ion chemistry for extended cycle life compared to traditional VRLA battery technology
• Rack-mountable form factor for integration into standard equipment racks
• Designed to extend runtime of compatible enterprise UPS systems
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style external battery extension for enterprise-class rack-mount UPS systems requiring a 72-volt lithium-ion battery module. Confirm compatibility with the host UPS before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or trained IT infrastructure technician in accordance with NEC guidelines and the host UPS manufacturer documentation. Always power down and de-energize the host UPS system before connecting or disconnecting the battery extension module. Follow all manufacturer-specified procedures for battery module interconnection to avoid damage to the charge management circuitry. Lithium-ion batteries require handling precautions — do not short terminals, puncture the housing, or expose the module to excessive heat.