About this UPS
Eaton BladeUPS three-phase UPS: series hub. The BladeUPS is Eaton's rack-native answer to three-phase power, each 6U module delivers 12 kW, and up to six modules stack in a single rack to reach 60 kW N+1, the UPS lives in the row, not against the wall. We stock individual modules and preassembled 60 kW N+1 tower systems. Turnkey supply: equipment, freight, licensed installation, batteries and commissioning in one quote, request yours, call 438-881-3363, or compare families in the three-phase UPS guide.
Eaton BladeUPS family, stocked models
Range: 12 to 60 kW · rack-based modular (6U modules) · 208 V class. Double-conversion online, three-phase.
| Model | Link |
|---|---|
| BladeUPS 8 kW rack module | View / quote → |
| BladeUPS 12 kVA rack module: refurbished, tested | View / quote → |
| BladeUPS module, 400 V class | View / quote → |
| Preassembled BladeUPS 60 kW N+1 tower, top entry (this page) | View / quote → |
| Preassembled BladeUPS 60 kW, bottom entry + SNMP/ModBus | View / quote → |
| Preassembled BladeUPS tower, 208 V | View / quote → |
Six of ten stocked BladeUPS configurations are linked above, single modules (new and tested-refurbished) through preassembled 60 kW N+1 towers with network cards. Send the requirement →
Where the BladeUPS fits
How the BladeUPS compares
Power protection as rack equipment: the only stocked family that scales 12 kW at a time inside the row itself, where every other path puts a cabinet on the floor. Undecided between families? Start from the three-phase UPS family guide.
Runtime & expansion: batteries, cabinets, bypass
Capacity and redundancy scale by stacking 12 kW modules (five carry 60 kW; a sixth makes it N+1). Runtime scales with internal batteries per module plus extended battery modules; published module runtimes are ~13 minutes at half load and ~5 minutes at full load on internal batteries.
- Additional 12 kW modules (capacity / N+1): stack to 60 kW N+1 in one rack
- Extended battery modules (EBM): per-module runtime extension, quoted (quote it)
- Tested refurbished modules: economical capacity additions for existing systems
Turnkey: from quote to running system
- Tell us the requirement: model or just load, runtime and site details.
- One configured quote: UPS, batteries/cabinets, bypass, freight, installation and commissioning together.
- We do the hard work: logistics, rigging, licensed electricians, startup, and preventive maintenance afterward. Replacing equipment? We buy back working units.
Common questions
How does BladeUPS reach N+1?
Each 12 kW module is a complete UPS; modules share the load through a parallel bus. Five modules carry a 60 kW load: a sixth means any single module can fail or be hot-swapped while the load stays protected.
Why choose BladeUPS over a floor-standing UPS?
Density and growth: the power protection lives in the rack row itself, scales 12 kW at a time, and avoids dedicating floor space and long cable runs to a monolithic unit.
Do you have BladeUPS parts for existing systems?
Yes: modules (including tested refurbished), batteries and network cards, plus service. Growing an existing BladeUPS bar is usually a same-week quote.
What's in a preassembled 60 kW system?
A rack enclosure with modules, parallel bus, batteries and (on stocked variants) a Power Xpert SNMP/ModBus card, delivered as one tested system, installed and commissioned turnkey.
How do pricing and lead time work on three-phase systems?
Three-phase systems are quoted, not carted: pricing depends on configuration, batteries, freight class and installation scope. Send the requirement and you get a firm, itemized quote, and honest availability for each option before you commit.
Do you supply and install outside major cities?
Yes: supply, freight and installation are coordinated wherever the site is, through our network of licensed electricians and riggers. Remote and industrial sites are quoted with site logistics included.
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Related
- Three-phase UPS family guide: compare every stocked range
- Modular UPS systems guide: frames, modules and the N+1 math
- All three-phase UPS systems in stock
- UPS sizing & runtime calculator
- Refurbished UPS: when it makes sense
Model, batteries, bypass, freight, installation, one number, one accountable team.
Request a quote →or call 438-881-3363Technical specifications
Setup checklist: after you receive your UPS →
How long it'll keep your equipment up.
Manufacturer-specified runtime at typical loads. Real-world figures depend on battery age, ambient temperature, and load profile.
Need more runtime? This UPS accepts external battery packs (XBPs). Contact us about XBP options →
Questions before you buy
How do I know this UPS will run my equipment?
Add up the wattage draw of every device you'll plug in (servers, switches, monitors). The UPS's wattage rating (not VA) is the number that matters. Aim for the UPS to run at 60 to 70% of capacity at full load: this gives headroom for inrush current and a meaningful runtime margin. Email us your equipment list; we'll respond within one business day with sizing guidance.
What's covered by the warranty, and how long does it last?
New units carry the warranty coverage stated by the manufacturer; see the product listing or manufacturer documentation for the applicable terms. Refurbished units are covered by the 1-year UPSPLUSBATTERY warranty handled in Canada.
Can I extend runtime beyond what's shown above?
Many Smart-UPS-class models accept an external battery pack (XBP) connected to the rear battery port. If this UPS shows "Extended Runtime Capable: Yes" in the spec grid above, an XBP is supported. Compatible XBPs and the runtime gain they deliver vary by model; contact us if you don't see the right XBP in our catalogue.