Eaton 9E3000I 9E 3000VA Online Tower UPS - 2400W 3KVA, 24.2 KG, 50/60 Hz Output Frequency, 1-Year Warranty Kyocera Copiers UL recognized and CSA component

Name: Eaton 9E3000I 9E 3000VA Online Tower UPS - 2400W 3KVA, 24.2 KG, 50/60 Hz Output Frequency, 1-Year Warranty Kyocera Copiers UL recognized and CSA component
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Eaton 9E3000I 9E 3000VA Online Tower UPS 2400W 3KVA, 24.2 KG, 50 60 Hz Output Frequency, 1 Year Warranty Kyocera Copiers UL recognized and CSA component UL recognized and CSA component acceptable when used with Zebra approved labels 52" DisplayKey Features: Display: 6 Warranty: 2 years 50 60 Hz Output Frequency

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