Product comparison · 2 uninterruptible power supplies (upss)

Vertiv Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y vs Vertiv Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y

Key differences

Output power capacity
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y:5 kVA
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y:10 kVA
Output power
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y:5000 W
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y:10000 W
Number of battery cells
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y:3
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y:4
Typical backup time at half load
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y:53 min
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y:30 min
Weight
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y:255 kg
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y:296 kg
Package weight
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y:265 kg
- Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y:306 kg

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Comparison of AS2A0NCNMNNX000, AS2B0NCPMNNX000
60 specifications	A Vertiv Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 5kVA with internal 3 Battery Strings 8-10Y Model AS2A0NCNMNNX000 View product	B Vertiv Liebert APS 16-Bay Frame 1-Phase 10kVA with 4 internal Battery Strings 8-10Y Model AS2B0NCPMNNX000 View product
Features2 differ
Output power capacityDiffers	5 kVA	10 kVA
Output powerDiffers	5000 W	10000 W
Battery2 differ
Number of battery cellsDiffers	3	4
Typical backup time at half loadDiffers	53 min	30 min
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WeightDiffers	255 kg	296 kg
Packaging data1 differ
Package weightDiffers	265 kg	306 kg

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