CyberPowerBP48VP2U02 Extended Battery Module, 48V/70A, 2U Rack/Tower

I've got a OR2200LCDRTXL2U and while this page doesn't list it as compatible checking with Cyberpower's site it is listed there so I wasn't 100% sure but turns out it works just fine and without issue. The only thing is there is no BM port on my main UPS but that's not required to be connected. Just remember you need to go into the GUI settings of the parent UPS to update that there is 1 or more extended battery modules (EBMs) attached so the runtime can be updated otherwise it won't know.

I followed advice of 2nd reviewer and got this for my OR2200LCDRTXL2U. With an old Dell Poweredge as the load, it went from 40 minutes of uptime to 192 minutes!!!!Remember: To get EBP to be recognized as additional power by UPS, you have to connect to the UPS using the Cyberpower PowerPanel software and change the settings!!

Alot of people stating it doesnt adjust the runtime. If you dont tell the UPS how many battery modules you have hooked up then no, it isnt going to update. You have to manually tell the UPS how many modules are plugged in. People are so used to instant gratification nowadays.

These modules claim to be able to talk to compatible UPS units to report how long you can power your stuff. That feature just doesn't work. The modules seem to be well made, but they provide no indication that they are actually doing anything. It could be a case full of bricks and you'd literally have no way to tell. There isn't even an LED on them.

Bought it to add another battery pack to my existing stack. Of course then the hurricane hit… And we did not even get one single blip!Of course it is obvious that if I had not added more battery run time, we would’ve had the same 27 hour power outage that one of my customers had less than 5 miles away. :-)Been using cyberpower for literally decades, good company!

I bought this to extend the on-battery runtime of equipment in my homelab. Added to the PR1500RTXL2UN UPS that I purchased. A very solid and heavy unit. Comes with rackmount kit. Removing the dual 4 pack of batteries made it light enough to handle by a single person. My new homelab server rack is using CyberPower UPSes. I would recommend.

Using two of the same batteries as the CyberPower PR1500RTXL2UN, this battery pack drastically extends the runtime of the UPS. In my case with my servers running, runtime went from ~1.5hrs to ~6hrs and ~18hrs if I power down the servers leaving only the switching gear running. It was automatically detected upon powering up, though sometimes you may need to set it manually through either the UPS LCD screen, or the web management console (if the RMCARD205 is installed).Be warned: this thing is seriously heavy! Be sure to have a helper around to move it and once out of the packaging, be sure to remove the batteries to make it easier to shift around. Fortunately the delivery driver was extremely kind to help me get this inside. Huge kudos to him, and massively appreciated.The primary connector to the UPS is very bulky so you may need to move the extender to the base of the rack (I have a short 12U rack and had to redo the entire rack to fit it) to better accommodate it.