CyberPower BPS240V9ART3U UPS battery Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA) 12 V 9 Ah

The CyberPower BPS240V9ART3U is a sealed lead-acid UPS battery module (12V, 9Ah) designed as an extended battery pack for compatible CyberPower UPS systems. Supplied as a set of 20 batteries, this module increases available runtime and is built with industrial-grade metal construction for reliable operation in demanding environments. It is CE and RoHS compliant and sized for rack or cabinet installations where additional backup capacity is required.

Advantages

The BPS240V9ART3U offers extended runtime for compatible CyberPower UPS units while maintaining sealed lead-acid battery reliability. Its rugged metal housing supports installation in industrial or commercial environments, and compliance with CE and RoHS ensures adherence to common regulatory standards. The modular set format simplifies replacement and scaling of backup capacity.

Suitable for

• Extending runtime for CyberPower UPS systems in server rooms
• Backup power for network and telecommunications equipment
• Industrial or commercial installations requiring additional battery capacity
• Rack or cabinet-mounted UPS configurations

Key specifications

• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (SLA)
• Voltage: 12 V
• Capacity: 9 Ah per battery
• Quantity: 20 batteries
• Dimensions (approx.): width 433 mm, height 127.8 mm
• Weight: 66 kg
• Compliance: CE, RoHS
• Brand: CYBERPOWER, MPN: BPS240V9ART3U, EAN: 4711027791449

How to use

Install the BPS240V9ART3U module in a compatible CyberPower UPS according to the UPS manufacturer’s installation instructions. Ensure the UPS is powered down or in maintenance bypass as recommended before connecting the battery module. Secure the module in the designated rack or compartment, connect the battery leads to the UPS battery terminals following correct polarity, and verify connections before returning the UPS to normal operation. Follow local safety regulations for handling lead-acid batteries.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery module in a well-ventilated, temperature-controlled environment; avoid exposure to extreme temperatures, moisture, or direct sunlight. Periodically inspect battery connections and terminals for corrosion, and replace batteries according to the UPS manufacturer’s maintenance schedule to ensure predictable runtime and safety.