APC presents MGE Galaxy 7000

Bengaluru: APC has introduced MGE Galaxy 7000 for IT and other mission critical equipments.

In data center applications, the MGE Galaxy 7000 meets the combined need for high levels of power availability and runtime in a small footprint. In standard form, the new UPS as a unit can support a load from 250-500kVA and provide up to 2h autonomy in the event of a mains power failure..

At the same time, MGE Galaxy 7000 boasts a 94.5 percent efficiency rating in double conversion mode (up to 97 percent in optional economy mode) and therefore enables customers to reduce energy wastage as well as operating expenses.

Standard features include a transformer less UPS topology, built-in static switch and maintenance by-pass, plus an IGBT rectifier with power factor correction for low input current total harmonic distortion. MGE Galaxy 7000  also features cold start, soft start, walk-in charger and inrush current limit for compatibility with generator sets. The full redundancy of its cooling system provides a high level of reliability. The new UPS also supports modular paralleling for power upgrades or additional redundancy, and can be incorporated into high availability architectures.

To ensure available runtime and maximise battery life, MGE Galaxy 7000 Lifecycle Monitoring incorporates Digibat programmable battery monitoring to automatically test battery levels at specified intervals, without the need to discharge the batteries. This feature provides a realistic assessment of available power back-up and battery life expectancy whilst reducing ongoing maintenance costs.