Description

Unit of Measure: EA
Quantity Per Package: 1
Application Category: Enterprise Surge Protection and PDU

The TRIPP LITE BP240V135 is an external battery pack designed to extend the runtime of compatible uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems. It integrates into enterprise-grade power protection setups, providing additional battery capacity when the primary UPS battery bank is insufficient for the required load or runtime targets. Installation is typically performed by qualified electrical or data center technicians working within server rooms, network closets, or industrial control environments where continuous uptime is critical.

The BP240V135 is suited for enterprise surge protection and power distribution unit (PDU) applications. It is intended for use in commercial and industrial facilities where extended backup runtime is needed to protect critical loads during utility outages. Typical deployments include data centers, telecommunications rooms, and network infrastructure environments.

Key Features

External battery pack designed to expand UPS runtime capacity
Built for enterprise surge protection and PDU system environments
Single-unit package for straightforward inventory and deployment
Supports high-availability installations requiring extended battery backup

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style external battery expansion pack for compatible enterprise UPS systems in the TRIPP LITE product line. Consult TRIPP LITE documentation to confirm compatibility with your specific UPS model before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician or qualified data center technician familiar with high-voltage battery systems. Always de-energize and isolate the UPS system before connecting or disconnecting battery packs, following the manufacturer service procedures and applicable NEC guidelines. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when handling battery modules, as stored energy in battery systems presents a shock and arc-flash hazard. Do not attempt to open, modify, or short-circuit the battery pack.