CyberPower BP48VP2U02 UPS-akku lyijyhappo (VRLA) 12 V 9 Ah

CyberPower BP48VP2U02 is an external Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA) battery module designed to extend runtime for compatible CyberPower UPS systems. The unit contains eight 12 V, 9 Ah batteries in a rugged, industrial-grade metal enclosure and complies with RoHS standards. With a width of 433 mm, a height of 86.5 mm and a total weight of 30 kg, this external battery module provides a compact, serviceable solution for extended backup power.

Advantages

The BP48VP2U02 offers hot-swap capability so battery modules can be replaced without powering down connected equipment, maintaining continuity for mission-critical systems. Its metal construction suits demanding environments and ensures physical protection for the internal VRLA cells. Compliance with RoHS confirms reduced hazardous substances in the product.

Suitable for

• Extending runtime of compatible CyberPower UPS units
• Server rooms and network closets requiring extended backup
• Industrial or commercial environments where durable construction is needed
• Applications needing hot-swap battery replacement capability

Key specifications

• Battery type: Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)
• Nominal voltage per battery: 12 V
• Capacity per battery: 9 Ah
• Number of batteries: 8
• Dimensions (width x height): 433 mm x 86.5 mm
• Weight: 30 kg
• Colour: Black
• RoHS compliant

How to use

Install the BP48VP2U02 in accordance with the compatible CyberPower UPS user manual. Ensure the UPS is compatible with this external module before connection. For hot-swap replacement, follow the manufacturer’s procedure: place the UPS into the recommended maintenance mode if available, remove the depleted battery module and install the replacement module while ensuring secure electrical and mechanical connections. After installation, verify the UPS recognizes the external battery and confirm normal operation.

Recommendations

Store and operate the battery module within the temperature and humidity ranges specified by CyberPower; avoid exposure to extreme temperatures. Regularly inspect battery connections and follow safety guidelines for VRLA batteries. Replace batteries or modules according to the maintenance schedule recommended by the UPS manufacturer to maintain reliable backup performance.