Industrial & Tower UPS 1–600 kVA
Single-phase 1–20 kVA for room-level protection; three-phase tower/rack to 600 kVA for wards and plant rooms.
A hospital UPS is only as dependable as the battery behind it — and a battery that needs periodic watering, replacement and manual checks is a liability in a 24/7 clinical environment. XGW pairs online double-conversion UPS (1–720 kVA) with LiFePO4 battery strings built for long, maintenance-light duty, protocol-matched to the host UPS and engineered for harsh ambients. This is the battery layer of the healthcare power chain.
| Attribute | XGW specification |
|---|---|
| Voltage range | 48V – 409V (matches 48V small modular and 192V/384V/409V central strings) |
| Peak discharge | Up to 6C — carries UPS inrush without voltage sag |
| Cells | Grade-A LiFePO4 from Tier-1 suppliers (CATL, BYD, EVE) |
| BMS | Active balancing; CAN / RS485 (Modbus), SNMP optional |
| Integration | Drop-in VRLA replacement on the matched DC bus; protocol-matched to the host UPS |
Single-phase 1–20 kVA for room-level protection; three-phase tower/rack to 600 kVA for wards and plant rooms.
Central systems with N+X redundancy; the LiFePO4 string scales with the UPS to 2.0 MVA.
Send us the UPS model and required backup time and we confirm the DC-bus match, charge profile and communication protocol before you order.
XGW 384V 200Ah LiFePO4 UPS strings (76.8 kWh per string) are deployed in 5-unit batches across data centers and hospitals in Saudi Arabia and South Africa — Grade-A CATL/BYD/EVE cells, UN38.3 certified, BMS protocol-matched to the host UPS, and engineered for 45–50 °C Gulf ambients where VRLA would age out early.
384V 200Ah LiFePO4, 5-unit batch, Gulf-temperature engineered with Tier-1 cells.
384V 200Ah LiFePO4 for hospital critical power, protocol-matched BMS, UN38.3 certified.
Send the UPS model and required minutes. 37 senior R&D engineers, OEM/ODM from 500 units, samples in 3–7 days.
Get a Quote WhatsApp UsXGW UPS and battery systems are general-purpose critical-power products certified to IEC 62040 (UPS) and UN38.3 (battery transport). They are not medical devices and are not certified to IEC 60601 or any medical-equipment standard. This page describes battery capabilities and a real deployment; it is not a statement of compatibility with any specific medical device. Before deploying in patient-care areas, confirm compatibility with the specific medical device against the device manufacturer’s published power specification and your local electrical and regulatory requirements.
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