Description
APC MGE Galaxy 3500 10 kVA Tower UPS
Engineered for uninterrupted performance, the APC MGE Galaxy 3500 10 kVA Tower UPS delivers centralized 3-phase power protection with the trusted reliability of the MGE Galaxy family. This UPS is designed for demanding commercial, technical, and industrial environments where uptime matters. It combines robust electrical performance with flexible deployment options, enabling organizations to safeguard critical loads from outages, sags, harmonics, and other power disturbances. Ideal for data centers, manufacturing floors, laboratories, and technical facilities, the Galaxy 3500 offers dual-mains input, automatic and maintenance bypasses, and scalable runtimes to accommodate evolving protection needs. Its compact tower form factor makes installation straightforward in space-constrained environments while maintaining rugged durability capable of withstanding challenging conditions.
- Centralized 3-phase power protection for critical loads across commercial, technical, and industrial facilities, ensuring stable, clean output even during grid fluctuations.
- Dual-mains input with automatic and maintenance bypasses to maximize uptime during maintenance, supply disturbances, or input faults.
- Scalable runtimes through modular battery options, allowing protection to adapt to changing load profiles and recovery time requirements.
- Tower enclosure designed for reliable operation in demanding environments, offering robust protection, ease of access, and straightforward serviceability.
- Built on the proven APC MGE Galaxy platform, delivering dependable power conditioning, fault tolerance, and long-term value for mission-critical infrastructure.
Technical Details of APC MGE Galaxy 3500 10 kVA Tower UPS
- Power rating: 10 kVA
- Configuration: 3-phase input and 3-phase output for balanced protection of large, multi-load systems
- Input features: dual-mains input to support redundancy and continuity of service
- Protection features: automatic bypass and maintenance bypass to keep protected loads online during servicing
- Runtime flexibility: scalable runtimes with modular battery options to match critical-load needs
- Form factor: tower UPS suitable for floor installation in data centers, labs, and industrial environments
- Protection scope: centralized protection for multiple circuits and equipment connected to the UPS output
how to install APC MGE Galaxy 3500 10 kVA Tower UPS
Installing the APC MGE Galaxy 3500 10 kVA Tower UPS should follow a careful sequence to ensure safety and reliability. Begin by selecting a clean, well-ventilated location with ample clearance for service access and heat dissipation. Place the tower on a stable, level surface away from direct sunlight, moisture, and sources of dust or chemical fumes. Verify that the installation area meets the electrical requirements and complies with local electrical codes. Prepare dual mains feeders with appropriately rated circuit breakers and conductors. Connect the UPS input leads to the two mains sources, ensuring correct phasing and secure, code-compliant termination. If battery modules are part of the system, install and connect modular battery cabinets per manufacturer instructions, taking care to observe polarity and proper cable management. Route protected-load cables from the output of the UPS to the distribution panel or racks, using dedicated breakers sized to the UPS output and coordinating with overall facility protection schemes. Configure any remote monitoring or management interfaces, such as LCD panel settings or network-enabled management software, to reflect desired alarms, communication protocols, and environmental monitoring. Power on the unit and perform the self-test and a controlled startup sequence to verify normal operation, including voltage, frequency, and battery status checks. Finally, document the installation configuration, including dual-mains wiring, bypass mode readiness, runtime expectations, and maintenance schedules for future servicing.
Frequently asked questions
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Q: What does the 10 kVA rating signify for this UPS?
A: The 10 kVA rating indicates the apparent power capacity the UPS can deliver. The usable real power (kW) depends on the load power factor and efficiency; the Galaxy 3500 is designed to support mid-range critical loads with reliable protection.
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Q: How does dual-mains input improve reliability?
A: Dual-mains input provides redundant power sources, helping maintain output during a single input fault and reducing the risk of downtime due to input disturbances or outages.
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Q: What is meant by automatic and maintenance bypass?
A: An automatic bypass allows the UPS to seamlessly bypass its internal electronics to the utility power if the inverter cannot regulate output. A maintenance bypass enables service activity without interrupting connected loads, preserving uptime during maintenance.
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Q: Can I extend runtime if my load grows?
A: Yes. The Galaxy 3500 supports scalable runtimes by adding compatible battery modules or battery cabinets, letting you tailor backup time to your critical-load requirements.
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Q: Is remote monitoring supported?
A: Most Galaxy-series UPS units offer local LCD interfaces and remote monitoring options through compatible software or management devices, providing real-time status, alarms, and energy usage data for proactive protection and reporting.
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