The Schneider Electric Galaxy 7000 UPS delivers power protection for medium-to-large data centres, industries, buildings, and mission-critical settings. Through its strong IGBT rectifier/inverter design, the Galaxy 7000 is flexible and adaptive to all types of real-world loads (inductive, and capacitive with no derating of active power). This transformerless UPS solution maximises system efficiency up to 94.5%, keeping operational expenses low (energy savings) while delivering the highest quality power to mission-critical loads. The ECO-mode feature, with up to 99.9% efficiency, is also available on both parallel and single units, allowing for greater advantages. SPoT eliminates the requirement for a load bank, resulting in significant installation and operating cost reductions for UPS. This characteristic can function in two distinct modes on both single and parallel systems.

The Galaxy 7000 has features and options that continue to meet customer requirements, such as scalability as power demands increase. The modules include N+1 parallel/redundant modules with multiple options, such as isolated redundant, integrated parallel, and centralised static switches, making the Galaxy 7000 a frontrunner in mission-critical situations with high-availability architectures. This UPS's installation and maintenance are facilitated by its front-mounted electrical connectors and fully serviceable components. The Galaxy 7000 includes additional UPS solutions, such as bus synchronisation boxes, IP32 enclosures, back-feed protection, frequency conversion capabilities, and flexible and extended battery solutions, such as li-ion, VRLA, Ni-Cd, external matching maintenance bypass cabinets, and paralleling equipment. The graphic user interface supports several languages, and the accompanying network-based power management card supports SNMP. Some of the services that are available for the Galaxy 7000 are start-up, preventative maintenance, quick response time, and complete service packages that make system maintenance easy.