Low Voltage

Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Units

Built with Schneider Electric: Galaxy VS, Galaxy VL, Galaxy VX, Easy UPS 3
Free engineering tools
Amperage Cable sizing Voltage drop Lux Power factor Solar EV Charger Transformer LED Savings CCTV
Open Tools

A UPS bridges the gap between utility loss and standby generator startup. It provides clean, regulated power to critical loads continuously, and switches to battery backup within milliseconds when input power fails. Modern double-conversion UPSs also condition voltage and frequency at all times.

Schneider Electric's Galaxy series (VS, VL, VM, VX) covers single-module and parallel UPS systems from 10 kVA up to 1500 kVA, with lithium-ion battery options and full ECOnversion eco-mode for efficiency.

Schneider Electric Source

For full technical specifications, datasheets, and certifications, refer to Schneider Electric's official product range:

Galaxy VS, Galaxy VL, Galaxy VX, Easy UPS 3

Key Features

  • Double-conversion online topology
  • Lithium-ion or VRLA battery options
  • ECOnversion eco-mode up to 99% efficient
  • Parallel modular configurations to N+1
  • EcoStruxure IT remote monitoring

Typical Applications

  • Data centres and server rooms
  • Hospital ICUs and operating theatres
  • Industrial PLC and SCADA backup
  • Telecom and broadcasting sites

Need a quote for Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) Units?

Send us your project specs. Our power engineers will respond with a configured proposal.

Request a Quote All Power & Control Engineering Tools
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What does a UPS do?

A UPS bridges the gap between utility loss and standby generator startup. It provides clean, regulated power to critical loads continuously and switches to battery backup within milliseconds when input power fails.

What power range do NLC's UPS systems cover?

Schneider Electric's Galaxy series (VS, VL, VM, VX) covers single-module and parallel UPS systems from 10 kVA up to 1500 kVA.

What topology and battery options are available?

The UPS uses double-conversion online topology with lithium-ion or VRLA battery options, and offers ECOnversion eco-mode up to 99% efficient.

Can UPS modules be configured for redundancy?

Yes. They support parallel modular configurations to N+1, with EcoStruxure IT remote monitoring.

Where are NLC's UPS systems typically used?

Typical applications include data centres and server rooms, hospital ICUs and operating theatres, industrial PLC and SCADA backup, and telecom and broadcasting sites.

How does the UPS work alongside a standby generator?

The UPS bridges the gap between utility loss and standby generator startup, supplying critical loads on battery within milliseconds until the generator picks up the load.

What is the difference between lithium-ion and VRLA batteries?

Both options are available. Lithium-ion typically offers a longer service life and smaller footprint, while VRLA is a familiar, lower-cost choice; the right option depends on the runtime and site requirements.

Can the UPS be monitored remotely?

Yes. The systems support EcoStruxure IT remote monitoring, allowing status, alarms, and battery health to be tracked from a central platform.