Apc GVSUPS80KRGS Galaxy Vs Ups 80kw 480V

Product Description

The APC GVSUPS80KRGS is an 80-kilowatt, 480-volt uninterruptible power supply in the Galaxy VS series, designed to protect critical enterprise loads from power disturbances including outages, sags, surges, and noise. It delivers clean, conditioned output power to sensitive data center, industrial, and commercial infrastructure equipment. Licensed electricians and power systems engineers handle installation and commissioning. The unit is sold individually and is intended for facilities with three-phase 480V electrical infrastructure that require high-availability power protection at the 80 kW capacity tier.

The GVSUPS80KRGS fits enterprise environments where continuous uptime is mandatory, including data centers, network closets, industrial process controls, and critical commercial facilities. It belongs to the Galaxy VS product family, which targets mid-to-large scale power protection applications. Facilities managers and electrical contractors typically specify this unit during new construction or infrastructure upgrades where load requirements demand an 80 kW UPS operating on a 480-volt three-phase supply.

Key Features

• 80 kW power capacity for enterprise-scale critical load protection
• 480V input and output voltage for three-phase commercial and industrial applications
• Galaxy VS series platform designed for data center and enterprise deployment
• Sold as a single unit (each), consistent with direct infrastructure replacement or new installation
• Enterprise UPS category rating for mission-critical uptime requirements

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-class uninterruptible power supply for three-phase 480V electrical systems in data center, industrial, and large commercial facility applications.

Installation Notes

Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) and all applicable local codes. Disconnect and lock out all upstream power sources before making any electrical connections. Verify that the facility switchgear and feeder conductors are rated for the input current draw of an 80 kW UPS at 480V before energizing. Commissioning of enterprise UPS systems typically requires coordination with the facility electrical engineer and may involve load-bank testing prior to placing critical loads on the unit.