Schneider Electric launches Easy UPS 3S Pro
Author: Joe Peck
Global energy technology company Schneider Electric has launched the Easy UPS 3S Pro, a three-phase uninterruptible power supply (UPS) designed for critical applications in small and medium-sized data centres, as well as for telecommunications, commercial buildings, healthcare facilities, manufacturing, and transport.
Available in 10–40kVA capacities, the UPS supports internal and external battery configurations and is now available across IEC markets, including Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
The system provides efficiency of more than 96% in double-conversion mode and up to 99% in ECO mode. It has a compact form factor and integrated breakers intended to simplify installation and commissioning.
Thierry Chamayou, Vice President, Cloud & Service Providers, EMEA at Schneider Electric, says, “Today’s businesses require resilient and efficient power protection solutions that are simple to deploy and manage.
“Easy UPS 3S Pro has been designed to make business continuity easy by combining reliable power protection, simplified installation, and integrated monitoring capabilities in a highly cost-effective package for customers and channel partners alike.”
UPS designed for simplified maintenance
The Easy UPS 3S Pro includes an Easy Loop test function, allowing UPS performance to be verified without a load bank. Front, side, and rear access is provided for maintenance.
Other features include an enhanced human-machine interface, a wide operating temperature range, embedded dust filters, and conformal coating.
The UPS can be operated in parallel for capacity expansion or N+1 redundancy, whilst shared battery configurations can be used across multiple units.
An embedded Network Management Card enables remote monitoring and management through Schneider Electric’s EcoStruxure IT software, while BACnet support allows integration with building management systems.
The Secure Network Management Card is certified to IEC 62443-4-2, providing cybersecurity controls for connected infrastructure.
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