APC Galaxy VM 225 kVA UPS Single 480-208 V
The Galaxy VM 225 kVA uninterruptible power supply is engineered for mission-critical data center and industrial applications requiring robust three-phase power protection. This 480-208 V configuration delivers at least 10% better energy efficiency than typical market offerings, making it ideal for organizations that demand high-performance power continuity without compromise. With 65 kAIC fault current rating and comprehensive 5x8 start-up service included, this three-phase UPS provides the reliability and support your critical infrastructure needs.
Key Features
- 225 kVA capacity with three-phase input/output configuration
- 480 V to 208 V voltage conversion for flexible deployment
- 65 kAIC fault current rating for enhanced system protection
- Superior energy efficiency — 10% better than standard market alternatives
- Comprehensive 5x8 start-up and commissioning service included
- Designed for data center and industrial mission-critical applications
- APC by Schneider Electric reliability and support
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
APC by Schneider Electric |
| Part Number |
GVMS225KGF65S |
| Product Series |
Galaxy VM |
| Capacity |
225 kVA |
| Input Voltage |
480 V (three-phase) |
| Output Voltage |
208 V (three-phase) |
| Fault Current Rating |
65 kAIC |
| Service Package |
5x8 Start-up and Commissioning |
| Application |
Data Center, Industrial, Mission-Critical Infrastructure |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 225 kVA three-phase UPS used for?
A 225 kVA three-phase uninterruptible power supply protects critical infrastructure in data centers and industrial facilities by providing continuous power during outages, voltage fluctuations, and electrical faults. The Galaxy VM series is specifically designed for demanding environments requiring high reliability and efficiency.
What does 65 kAIC fault current rating mean?
The 65 kAIC (kilo-Amperes Interrupting Capacity) rating indicates the maximum fault current the UPS can safely handle and interrupt. This specification ensures the system can protect connected equipment from dangerous electrical faults while maintaining operational integrity.
Why choose a 480-208V UPS configuration?
The 480 V input to 208 V output configuration allows facilities with higher-voltage primary power distribution to step down to standard 208 V for equipment compatibility. This flexibility reduces infrastructure costs while maintaining the efficiency benefits of three-phase power systems.
What is included in the 5x8 start-up service?
The 5x8 start-up and commissioning service provides professional installation support, system configuration, testing, and training during business hours (5 days a week, 8 hours per day). This ensures your Galaxy VM UPS is properly deployed and your team is prepared for operation.
