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Schneider Electric

April 4, 2025
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Schneider Electric has unveiled the Galaxy VXL, an UPS boasting 500-1250kW (400V) capabilities. This highly efficient, compact, modular, and scalable UPS is designed for demanding infrastructures such as AI, colocation, and hyperscale data centres, as well as large-scale commercial and industrial establishments.

Measuring just 1.2m² with an impressive power density of up to 1042kW/m², the Galaxy VXL achieves industry-leading efficiency, providing up to 99% efficiency in eConversion mode and 97.5% in double conversion mode. It supports critical loads up to 1.25 MW in a single frame and can scale to 5 MW by paralleling four units, all while slashing overall energy costs.

Equipped with N+1 redundancy, the modular architecture enhances availability tenfold, allowing customers to expand with incremental power modules. The Galaxy VXL features a Live Swap function, minimizing downtime during service and ensuring resilient operation. Enhanced connectivity and security meet the stringent IEC 62443-4-2 standards, while EcoCare membership offers premium support and 24/7 remote monitoring to maximize longevity.

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