CYBERPOWER CP OLS2000/3000E BATTERY PACK
CyberPower BPSE72V45A External Battery Module (EBM) is designed to provide reliable runtime expansion for UPS systems in mission-critical environments such as data centers, server rooms, and enterprise IT infrastructure. Delivering a nominal output voltage of 72 V DC and 45 A rated output current, the unit ensures stable and extended backup power during outages.
Built with 12 high-quality 12 V 7 Ah sealed lead-acid (SLA) batteries, the UPS battery expansion module supports scalable power protection without a built-in charger, allowing charging directly from a compatible UPS system. With a typical recharge time of approximately 10 hours, it enables reliable recovery and improved system availability.
The tower-form factor battery pack features a durable metal enclosure and is expansion-ready for growing power requirements. Certified to CE, EAC, and LOA standards, this external UPS battery pack is an ideal solution for extending backup runtime in enterprise, network, and industrial power applications.
External Battery Pack – Technical Specification
Product Type: External Battery Module (EBM)
Battery Cartridge Model: [Insert Model, e.g., RBPXXXX]
Application: UPS Runtime Expansion
Form Factor: Tower
Enclosure: Metal
Certifications: CE, EAC, LOA
Electrical Specifications
Nominal Output Voltage: 72 VDC
Rated Output Current: 45 A
Battery Type: Sealed Lead-Acid (SLA)
Battery Quantity: 12 pcs
Single Battery Voltage: 12 V
Single Battery Capacity: 7 Ah
Total Battery Capacity: 72 V / 7 Ah
Battery & Charging
Built-in Charger: No
Recharge Method: Via connected UPS
Typical Recharge Time: Approx. 10 hours (dependent on connected UPS capacity)
Expansion Ready: Yes
Battery Cartridge Quantity: 12 pcs
Mechanical Specifications
Form Factor: Tower
Dimensions (W × H × D): 196 × 337 × 416 mm
Weight: 34.2 kg
Physical & Environmental
Enclosure Construction: Metal housing
Installation Type: Tower placement
Typical Applications
UPS runtime extension for data centers, server rooms, and mission-critical infrastructure
Backup power expansion for enterprise IT, network equipment, and industrial systems
