APC Galaxy VM is a high-efficiency three-phase UPS platform for data centers and industrial applications. APC describes the family with high-efficiency normal operation and ECOnversion mode, plus electrical-performance features intended to integrate into facility power systems.
APC lists Galaxy VM in 160-225 kVA 480V and 160-200 kVA 400V ranges on its three-phase UPS family page, with larger system capacities possible through supported architectures. Energy-storage options can include VRLA, lithium-ion and NiCad depending on configuration.
Installation features include top and bottom cable entry, front service access and back-to-wall installation on supported configurations, making physical planning part of system selection.
Galaxy VM should be engineered around the facility one-line diagram, load, source voltage, bypass, battery system and maintenance plan. Wide input-voltage capability, overload and short-circuit performance, back-feed protection and monitoring integration are relevant to how the UPS interacts with the electrical system.
Battery technology should be chosen from the options supported for the specific Galaxy VM project, accounting for runtime, footprint, lifecycle, environment and maintenance practices.
APC positions Galaxy VM for data-center and industrial critical-power applications.
APC identifies VRLA, lithium-ion and NiCad energy-storage options for Galaxy VM configurations. Verify the exact supported battery architecture for the project.
