Large three-phase, 225 to 1,200 kVA
Eaton 9395P UPS, Service, Battery & Quote Canada
The Eaton 9395P (Power Xpert 9395) is Eaton's large-capacity three-phase UPS for data centres, hospitals, and government critical infrastructure. Available from 225 to 1,200 kVA with dual-bus configurations, the 9395P is the backbone of power protection in some of Canada's largest facilities. We provide battery string replacement, capacitor and fan service, preventive maintenance, and migration assessments.
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Onlinetopology
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How an online unit protects the load
Double conversion: the load always runs on the inverter, so an outage produces no transfer gap. The static bypass exists for maintenance and overload, not for everyday sags.
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Technical Specifications
Eaton 9395P, Large Three-Phase UPS
- Output capacity
- 225 to 1,200 kVA (single frame up to 600 kVA)
- Topology
- Online double-conversion
- Architecture
- Monolithic (non-modular) with paralleling capability
- Input voltage
- 480V (3-phase, 3-wire + ground)
- Output voltage
- 480V (3-phase)
- Efficiency
- Up to 96% (double-conversion) / 99% (ESS)
- Transfer time
- Zero (true online)
- Redundancy
- Parallel up to 6 units for N+1 or 2N
- Battery
- External VRLA or Li-ion battery cabinets
- Management
- Touchscreen LCD, SNMP, Modbus, BACnet, relay outputs
- Cooling
- Top / rear exhaust, front intake
- Warranty
- 1-year standard (extended to 5+ years available)
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Eaton 9395P quote, service, batteries, capacitors, or new system
Email us your details, we quote units, batteries, installation, and service contracts. Quote back within one business day.
Include in your email:
- What you need: Battery string replacement / Capacitor / fan service / Preventive maintenance contract / Migration / lifecycle assessment
- Model (or serial number for battery matching)
- Quantity and delivery postal code
- Unit age? Battery age? Capacitor history? Alarm codes? Parallel configuration? Maintenance frequency?
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FAQ
Eaton 9395P questions
Is my Eaton 9395 (non-P) still serviceable?
Yes, but with caveats. The original Eaton 9395 has been discontinued and replaced by the 9395P. Battery strings, fans, and most control boards are still available. However, DC bus capacitors on units older than 10 years are approaching end of useful life and may require a full capacitor bank replacement. We provide a written lifecycle cost comparison (ongoing maintenance vs. migration to 93PM or 9395P) so you can make an informed decision.
How often should 9395P batteries be replaced?
VRLA battery strings on the 9395P typically last 3 to 5 years. At 225+ kVA loads, batteries discharge deeply during outage events, which accelerates degradation. We recommend impedance testing annually starting at year 2, with proactive replacement at 3 to 4 years for critical facilities. The 9395P also supports lithium-ion batteries with 10+ year design life for facilities looking to reduce total cost of ownership.
What is the difference between 9395P and 93PM?
The 9395P is monolithic, one large frame, no hot-swappable modules. It delivers higher kVA per square foot and is available up to 1,200 kVA with paralleling. The 93PM is modular, hot-swappable 15/25/50 kW power modules with built-in N+1 redundancy. The 93PM is better for facilities that need scalability and module-level serviceability. The 9395P is better for large fixed loads where maximum density matters.
Can you service the 9395P in parallel configurations?
Yes. We service 9395P systems in parallel configurations of up to 6 units. For parallel systems, we coordinate maintenance windows to ensure N+1 redundancy is maintained throughout the service visit. Battery replacement on one unit while the remaining units carry the load is standard procedure.
Do you service 9395P systems in federal government data centres?
Yes. The Eaton 9395 and 9395P are among the most common large three-phase UPS platforms in Canadian federal government facilities. We hold active federal contracts and our technicians undergo security clearance for classified data centre environments.