As global electricity demand from data centers is expected to double by 2026, Vertiv has introduced Vertiv Trinergy, a UPS engineered to handle the fluctuating load demands of data centers, and Vertiv PowerNexus, an integrated solution that provides space-saving close coupling of the UPS and system switchgear. Both solutions are available globally. Vertiv Trinergy UPS is available globally in 1500, 2000, and 2500 kVA capacities.
To support high capacity, high availability AI power demands in room and prefabricated deployments across Vertiv has launched NexGen UPS. This new Vertiv Trinergy UPS is also available as a component of the new Vertiv PowerNexus solution, closely coupled with Vertiv PowerBoard Switchgear for reduced footprint and maintenance.
“Leveraging over 40 years of innovation, Vertiv Trinergy UPS offers the resilience essential for operations to become future-ready and to support AI loads.”
“High-capacity power in a highly reliable system design is critical for data-intensive AI and HPC applications. It delivers the flexibility required to adapt to various AI applications and is designed to integrate seamlessly with different prime and backup power sources, lithium-ion and nickel-zinc batteries, and alternative distributed energy sources, including fuel cells and long duration batteries (BESS),” stated Kyle Keeper, SVP of Power Management Global Business Unit, Vertiv.
Vertiv Trinergy scales the concept of modularity up to all levels of the UPS architecture. Building blocks can be combined to fit different deployment types, achieving considerable space savings with its compact footprint. It streamlines power distribution through a single connection point, cutting down the necessity for numerous cables, flanges, bus ducts, and switchgear connections for UPS outputs.
Vertiv Trinergy footprint is further maximized when integrated with Vertiv PowerBoard Switchgear as part of the new Vertiv PowerNexus solution, close coupled into a single block connected by internal busbars. This integration also reduces cabling materials, installation time, and installation labor costs. The Vertiv PowerNexus is also available integrated onsite, as a power skid or integrated into an enclosure, providing flexibility to meet specific site needs.
Vertiv PowerNexus integration is completed at the factory, saving installation time at the site. The UPS may be supported by the Vertiv project and lifecycle services portfolio, which includes a new suite of data enabled services, including Vertiv LIFE advanced incident management and condition-based maintenance analytics and health scores.
