93PM | Eaton 93PM G2 UPS

Name: 93PM | Eaton 93PM G2 UPS
Brand: Eaton
SKU: 12018
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

Models: 50–360 kVA (e.g., 93PM-G2-150(200), 93PM-G2-300(300))
Power: 50–360 kVA, 50–360 kW
Input: 3-phase, 208/400/480 V
Output: 3-phase, customizable
Battery: External lead-acid, NiCad, lithium-ion, supercapacitors
Connectivity: Web/SNMP, Modbus/JBus, Gigabit Network Card
Weight: 415–600 kg (915–1323 lbs)

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Eaton 93PM G2 UPS

Scalable Power Protection

The Eaton 93PM G2 UPS (50–360 kVA, 50–360 kW, PF=1) delivers three-phase power protection for data centers, industrial facilities, and medical systems. Its modular design supports Hot Swap modules (50/60 kVA), enabling capacity upgrades without downtime. HotSync technology ensures no single point of failure, enhancing reliability. Offers ~10–15 minutes runtime at full load with external battery cabinets (lead-acid, NiCad, lithium-ion, or supercapacitors). Surge protection (IEC 61643-1) handles spikes up to ~2 kV. Users praise scalability but note high initial costs and external battery requirements.

Compact Design and Connectivity

Features a compact footprint (e.g., 80 x 99 x 198.7 cm for 200 kW frame) with front-access maintenance, ideal for server rooms. Includes Web/SNMP, Modbus/JBus, and relay contacts via Gigabit Network Card (IEC 62443-4-2, UL 29001-1 certified) for cybersecurity. Touchscreen LCD and LEDs provide real-time status. Supports front-to-top/rear airflow for thermal flexibility. Energy Saver System (ESS) achieves >99% efficiency; double-conversion mode reaches 97%. Users value compact design but report complex setup for non-IT staff.

Battery and Intelligent Management

Supports external battery cabinets (lead-acid, NiCad, lithium-ion, or supercapacitors) with Advanced Battery Management (ABM) for ~50% longer battery life (~5–10 years). Intelligent Power Manager (IPM) software integrates with VMware, Citrix, and Microsoft for VM migration and shutdown automation. PredictPulse offers 24/7 remote monitoring (free for 1 year on post-Jan 2022 models). EnergyAware enables grid support, yielding up to €50,000/MW annually. Users praise IPM integration but note high battery cabinet costs (~$5,000–$10,000).

Eaton 93PM G2 UPS: All Features

Power Capacity	50–360 kVA, 50–360 kW, unity power factor
Topology	Double-conversion, true sine wave
Input	3-phase, 208/400/480 V, 50/60 Hz
Outputs	3-phase, customizable per configuration
Battery	External lead-acid, NiCad, lithium-ion, or supercapacitors
Connectivity	Web/SNMP, Modbus/JBus, relay contacts, Gigabit Network Card
Features	Hot Swap modules, HotSync, EnergyAware, ESS (>99% efficiency), VMMS, ABM, PredictPulse, touchscreen LCD, UL 924 option
Warranty	1 year standard, optional 3-year extension

Eaton 93PM G2 UPS: All Specifications

Models	50–360 kVA (200/240/300 kW frames, e.g., 93PM-G2-150(200), 93PM-G2-300(300))
Catalog Numbers	GC30A2636A03200000 (100 kW), GB24A2536A03200000 (120 kVA), GB24A2436A03300000 (180 kVA), others
Power Capacity	50–360 kVA, 50–360 kW, unity power factor
Topology	Double-conversion, true sine wave
Battery	External cabinets (lead-acid, NiCad, lithium-ion, supercapacitors), ABM technology
Battery Management	ABM, automatic testing, deep-discharge protection
Runtime	~10–15 minutes (full load), ~20–30 minutes (half load), battery-dependent
Connectivity	Web/SNMP, Modbus/JBus, relay contacts, Gigabit Network Card (IEC 62443-4-2, UL 29001-1)
Efficiency	97% (double-conversion), 99% (ESS mode)
Dimensions	80–120 x 99 x 198.7 cm (model-dependent)
Weight	415–600 kg (915–1323 lbs), model-dependent
Software	Intelligent Power Manager, PredictPulse (1-year free for post-Jan 2022 models)
Protection	Surge protection (IEC 61643-1), internal maintenance bypass, battery breaker
Certifications	IEC/EN 62040-1, IEC/EN 62040-2, EN 62040-3, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, UL 924 (select SKUs)
Warranty	1 year standard, optional 3-year extension (WAD006WEB)
Accessories	Gigabit Network Card, battery cabinets, bypass modules, rail kits
Package Contents	UPS, network card, user manual, quick start guide