APC MGE Galaxy 3500 30kVA 400V 3:1, 30 kVA, 24000 W, 40/70 Hz, 41 A, 55 dB, Sealed Lead Acid (VRLA)

APC MGE Galaxy 3500, 24 kW / 30 kVA,Input 400V 3PH / Output 230V, Extended runtime model.

Includes: Battery modules ship installed, Bolt down brackets, CD with software, Installation guide, Network Management Card, Power modules ship installed, Smart UPS signalling RS-232 cable, Start-Up Service, User Manual.

- Dual mains input
Increases availability by allowing the UPS to be connected to two separate power sources.
- Generator compatible
Ensures clean, uninterrupted power to protected equipment when generator power is used.
- Parallel-redundant capable
Power the connected equipment with multiple UPSs to increase system redundancy

Availability
- Dual mains input
Increases availability by allowing the UPS to be connected to two separate power sources.
- Hot-swappable batteries
Ensures clean, uninterrupted power to protected equipment while batteries are being replaced
- Parallel-capacity capable
Increases total power capacity by using multiple UPSs simultaneously.
- Advanced electrical features
Excellent power conditioning, very low harmonic distortion through IGBT rectifier, input power factor correction, and high efficiency
- Frequency and voltage regulation
Gives higher application availability by correcting poor frequency and voltage conditions without using the battery.
- Automatic internal bypass
Supplies utility power to the connected loads in the event of a UPS overload condition or fault.
- Generator compatible
Ensures clean, uninterrupted power to protected equipment when generator power is used.

Manageability
- Built-in Web/SNMP management
Full-featured management via a Web browser as well as comprehensive management from a Network Management System.
- Environmental Monitoring
Prevent equipment failure from a full range of threatening environmental conditions.
- LCD graphics display
Text and mimic diagrams that display modes of operation, system parameters and alarms.
- Audible alarms
Provides notification of changing utility power and UPS conditions.