UPS + Lithium Battery Solutions for Healthcare Infrastructure

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.

Why LiFePO4 for healthcare infrastructure

XGW LiFePO4 UPS battery

AttributeXGW specification
Voltage range48V – 409V (matches 48V small modular and 192V/384V/409V central strings)
Peak dischargeUp to 6C — carries UPS inrush without voltage sag
CellsGrade-A LiFePO4 from Tier-1 suppliers (CATL, BYD, EVE)
BMSActive balancing; CAN / RS485 (Modbus), SNMP optional
IntegrationDrop-in VRLA replacement on the matched DC bus; protocol-matched to the host UPS

How it integrates with XGW UPS

Send us the UPS model and required backup time and we confirm the DC-bus match, charge profile and communication protocol before you order.

Real deployment: hospital critical power

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.

Building or upgrading hospital backup?

Send the UPS model and required minutes. 37 senior R&D engineers, OEM/ODM from 500 units, samples in 3–7 days.

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Compliance & scope note

XGW 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.