Apc GVSUPS40KRHS Galaxy Vs Ups 40kw 400V

Product Description

The APC GVSUPS40KRHS is a Galaxy VS series uninterruptible power supply rated at 40 kilowatts and 400 volts, designed for enterprise and data center applications. It conditions and backs up critical AC power loads, protecting connected equipment from outages, surges, sags, and other power disturbances. The unit is sold individually and falls into the enterprise uninterruptible power category. Licensed electrical contractors and critical-facilities engineers are the primary installers. At 40 kW, this UPS is sized for mid-to-large server rooms, network closets, and industrial control environments where continuous uptime is non-negotiable.

The GVSUPS40KRHS is suited for commercial and enterprise installations requiring three-phase power protection at 400 volts. Typical deployments include data centers, telecommunications facilities, healthcare infrastructure, and industrial process control rooms. It is intended for environments where load continuity during utility interruptions is a primary design requirement. Facilities managers and licensed electricians work together on installation and commissioning in these settings.

Key Features

• 40 kW power capacity supports substantial critical-load deployments
• 400V operating voltage matches standard European and international three-phase distribution
• Galaxy VS platform designed for enterprise and data center power protection
• Sold as a single unit (EA) for straightforward procurement and replacement planning
• Protects connected equipment from outages, surges, undervoltage, and line noise

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-grade uninterruptible power supply for installation in commercial and industrial electrical systems requiring 400V three-phase input. Consult APC system documentation for confirmed compatible bypass panels, battery cabinets, and network management cards.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician familiar with three-phase power distribution and applicable local electrical codes including NEC requirements for UPS systems. Utility and all upstream overcurrent protection must be de-energized before making any electrical connections. Do not energize the unit until all input, output, and ground conductors are properly terminated and inspected. Commissioning typically requires APC-authorized startup procedures to validate battery, bypass, and inverter operation.