Eaton Tripp Lite 9PXPPDM1 9PX PowerPass Distribution Module for 5kVA to 6kVA 9PX UPS Systems, L6-30P Input, 3U Rack / Tower

Keep critical IT, security and surveillance equipment powered and protected while simplifying rack deployment with the Eaton Tripp Lite 9PXPPDM1 PowerPass distribution module. This PDU converts a 208V UPS input to 120V outputs so you can connect standard servers, switches, cameras and monitoring appliances without costly transformers. The unit includes an L6-30R, L14-30R and six NEMA 5-20R outlets with resettable 30A breakers to protect mixed loads and maintain uptime. A front-panel maintenance bypass lets you service or replace compatible Eaton 9PX 5kVA–6kVA UPS systems without interrupting connected devices, ideal for surveillance, access control and network monitoring deployments. Designed for 3U rack or tower mounting, the 9PXPPDM1 ships with a 4-post rail kit and a six-foot L6-30P power cord for quick integration into existing racks. Backed by Eaton Tripp Lite reliability and a 3-year limited warranty, this PowerPass module streamlines power distribution for security, networking and critical infrastructure. Add it to your 9PX UPS to consolidate power, simplify maintenance and protect your systems—order now for dependable rack power distribution.

• Converts 208V input to stable 120V output so you can power standard servers, networking gear and surveillance equipment without extra transformers
• Front-panel maintenance bypass lets you service or replace the UPS without shutting down connected loads, minimizing downtime for critical security and monitoring systems
• Mixed outlet set (L6-30R, L14-30R, six NEMA 5-20R) with resettable 30A circuit breakers delivers flexible, protected connections for mixed loads
• 3U rack/tower design with included 4-post rail kit and 6 ft L6-30P cord enables fast installation in server rooms, network closets and security racks
• Engineered for Eaton 9PX 5kVA–6kVA UPS compatibility to ensure seamless integration and reliable surge/spike protection for IT and physical security infrastructure