First Case replaced the entire battery fleet of three Galaxy VX 1.500 kVA UPS systems at a single data center site. 912 new 12V blocks placed on the existing racks, the old batteries removed and the lead recycled under certificate.
912 batteries replaced across three UPS systems, old batteries recycled under certificate.
Batteries age. At the end of their service life they no longer carry standby power reliably. Across three Galaxy VX 1.500 kVA UPS systems, each with 8 strings of 38 blocks, replacement means 912 batteries, out and back in under control. The operator wanted a single party to dismantle the old fleet, dispose of it, recycle the lead under certificate and mount the new batteries on the existing racks.
The new blocks are AGM, with a design life of up to 15 years. The old batteries go into acid-resistant transport boxes to an approved processor, with an official processing certificate for the client.
The connectors, main connection and old blocks are dismantled from rack and cabinet.
The old batteries go into acid-resistant boxes, internally to the charge/discharge zone and onto the truck.
An approved processor recycles the lead per laws and regulations, the client receives a processing certificate and the residual lead value is credited.
The new blocks are mounted on the existing racks and connected with insulated connectors.
Per UPS, the connectors between the blocks and the main connection to the string protection are released first. Then the old blocks come out of the rack and cabinet. They go straight into acid-resistant transport boxes.
The new blocks are placed on the existing racks, 8 strings of 38 blocks per UPS. They are connected with fully insulated connectors, including pole covers. 304 blocks per system, 912 in total.
The old batteries go to a certified processor via an approved transporter. The lead is recycled per local laws and regulations and the client receives an official processing certificate. The residual lead value is credited in the price.
A fixed rhythm: order, deliver, dismantle and mount per UPS, dispose.
New blocks ordered, lead time 17 to 19 weeks.
Connectors and old blocks out of rack and cabinet, into transport boxes.
912 new blocks mounted and connected on the existing racks.
Old batteries recycled under certificate, certificate and residual value credited.
The old fleet is out, the new batteries are on the existing racks and the lead has been disposed of under certificate. One party, three systems, cleanly handled.
Total maintenance of the entire electrical installation of a hyperscale data center in North Holland with a fixed supervisor-led crew, more than 200 planned working days over several months.
12 Schneider Galaxy VXL UPS systems placed and fully DC-cabled in a colocation data center in the Amsterdam region, 144 cables of 95 mm², every conductor labeled.
A new busbar system tested with a 1 MW loadbank, both feeds loaded separately and in steps, with five compact units under a single remote control.
Three Galaxy VX 1.500 kVA UPS systems, 912 batteries at the end of their service life. One party for removal, disposal and installation.
New AGM blocks with a design life up to 15 years on the existing racks. Old batteries recycled under certificate.
One party dismantles, disposes, recycles and installs the new batteries.
The connectors, main connection and old blocks are dismantled from rack and cabinet.
The old batteries go into acid-resistant boxes, internally to the charge/discharge zone and onto the truck.
An approved processor recycles the lead per laws and regulations, the client receives a processing certificate and the residual lead value is credited.
The new blocks are mounted on the existing racks and connected with insulated connectors.
Per UPS, the connectors between the blocks and the main connection to the string protection are released first. Then the old blocks come out of the rack and cabinet. They go straight into acid-resistant transport boxes.
The new blocks are placed on the existing racks, 8 strings of 38 blocks per UPS. They are connected with fully insulated connectors, including pole covers. 304 blocks per system, 912 in total.
The old batteries go to a certified processor via an approved transporter. The lead is recycled per local laws and regulations and the client receives an official processing certificate. The residual lead value is credited in the price.
New blocks ordered, lead time 17 to 19 weeks.
Connectors and old blocks out of rack and cabinet, into transport boxes.
912 new blocks mounted and connected on the existing racks.
Old batteries recycled under certificate, certificate and residual value credited.
The old fleet is out, the new batteries are on the existing racks and the lead has been disposed of under certificate. One party, three systems, cleanly handled.
Total maintenance of the entire electrical installation of a hyperscale data center in North Holland with a fixed supervisor-led crew, more than 200 planned working days over several months.
12 Schneider Galaxy VXL UPS systems placed and fully DC-cabled in a colocation data center in the Amsterdam region, 144 cables of 95 mm², every conductor labeled.
A new busbar system tested with a 1 MW loadbank, both feeds loaded separately and in steps, with five compact units under a single remote control.
A response within 24 hours.