Apc GVSUPS100KGSUS Galaxy Vs Ups Taa Compliant

Product Description

The APC GVSUPS100KGSUS is a Galaxy VS series uninterruptible power supply (UPS) built for enterprise-class critical power applications. Designed to meet Trade Agreements Act (TAA) compliance requirements, this unit is suited for government, federal, and institutional procurement channels where TAA conformance is mandatory. The Galaxy VS platform is a three-phase UPS architecture intended to protect sensitive loads from power interruptions, voltage fluctuations, and other power quality events. Licensed electricians and certified power systems technicians are the primary installers for enterprise UPS equipment of this class.

This UPS is deployed in enterprise environments including data centers, server rooms, network operations centers, and large commercial facilities requiring continuous, conditioned power for critical loads. The Galaxy VS series is engineered for scalable configurations, making it applicable in both new construction and retrofit critical power installations. Facilities with strict procurement regulations, including federal agencies and government contractors, will find this unit appropriate given its TAA-compliant designation.

Key Features

• TAA compliant — meets Trade Agreements Act requirements for federal and government procurement
• Galaxy VS series enterprise UPS platform for three-phase critical power protection
• Protects critical loads against power outages, surges, and power quality disturbances
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement and quoting
• Enterprise Uninterrupted Power category — appropriate for data centers and large commercial facilities

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-class three-phase UPS replacement or new installation unit for critical power systems in data centers, server rooms, and large commercial or government facilities.

Installation Notes

Enterprise three-phase UPS systems of this class must be installed by a licensed electrician familiar with commercial and industrial power distribution. Power down all affected circuits and follow NFPA 70 (NEC) lockout/tagout procedures before beginning installation or service work. Do not connect or disconnect load wiring while the unit is energized. Commissioning of enterprise UPS equipment typically requires manufacturer or factory-authorized startup procedures.