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Ampace Highlights Safety and Space Efficiency in UPS Battery Solutions

Ampace, a leading global provider of lithium-ion battery solutions, is set to unveil its advanced battery system model PU200 for uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) at the upcoming Data Centre World Paris 2026, happening on November 18-19 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The company aims to address the critical energy infrastructure needs of data centers, particularly with the growing demand for artificial intelligence technologies. At Exhibit M65 in Hall 5, Ampace will showcase the safety features and compact design of the PU200, tailored for backup power applications within data centers.

As Europe experiences an accelerated adoption of AI technologies, the demand for more efficient and higher density computing environments is placing increasing pressure on critical energy infrastructure. For data center operators, ensuring reliable backup power means balancing dependable performance, battery system safety, and efficient use of available space. These considerations are critically shaping the evaluations of battery solutions for UPS applications in data centers.

Prioritizing Safety from Cell to System

For data center operators in Europe, the safety of batteries is fundamental to maintaining resilient and mission-critical infrastructure. The PU200 integrates semi-solid state battery technology with module- and cabinet-level fire protection systems. These features combine the battery cell technology with multi-level protection mechanisms within the battery system, placing safety at the core of its design. For operators considering lithium-ion batteries for critical backup applications, both cell characteristics and system-level protection are relevant factors to weigh. The PU200 integrates these essential components into its UPS battery solution for data centers.

High-Power Backup in a Compact Format

The PU200 combines high-rate discharge capabilities with a compact cabinet design. It delivers an impressive output power of 462 kW per cabinet, designed to address high power backup needs while optimizing the space allocated for battery systems within UPS setups. For operators planning high-density installations, this combination can help tackle the challenge of integrating backup power infrastructure into limited spaces. Furthermore, a rapid disconnect battery management system simplifies maintenance tasks. This solution allows installations to be configured in both traditional and modular data center settings, offering flexibility for diverse facility layouts.

By participating in Data Centre World Paris 2026, Ampace aims to exchange insights with data center operators, infrastructure partners, and industry experts regarding safety and efficiency in optimizing space for backup power systems in data centers. Visitors to Ampace's Exhibit M65 in Hall 5 can learn more about the PU200 and discuss their backup power requirements specific to their data center operations.

As the demand for reliable energy solutions continues to grow amid increasing computing demands, Ampace remains committed to providing innovative battery technologies that address the needs of modern data infrastructures. The introduction of the PU200 signifies a step forward in achieving efficient, safe, and sustainable energy solutions for the evolving landscape of data centers.