Easy UPS 3S, 3M and 3L: 10 to 600 kW, price-led three-phase
Easy UPS is Schneider Electric’s cost-focused three-phase line, split into 3S, 3M and 3L to cover 10 to 600 kW. It carries the same double-conversion topology as the Galaxy families but with a narrower option list, which is exactly why it prices differently. On export projects where the specification is standard and the budget is the binding constraint, this is usually the family that wins.
Technical specification
| Model code | Power | Input / output voltage | Phases | Topology | Efficiency | Dimensions W×D×H (mm) | Weight | Parallel / redundancy | Battery type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E3SUPS10KH | 10 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | Up to 4 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3SUPS15KH | 15 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | Up to 4 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3SUPS20KH | 20 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | Up to 4 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3SUPS30KH | 30 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | Up to 4 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3SUPS40KH | 40 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | Up to 4 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3MUPS60KH | 60 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 95.5% | – | – | Up to 6 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3MUPS200KH | 200 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 95.5% | – | – | Up to 6 UPSs | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3LUPS250KH | 250 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | – | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
| E3LUPS600KH | 600 kVA | 400 V AC | Three-phase | On-line double conversion | Up to 96% | – | – | – | VRLA (internal or external battery) |
Source of the values: Schneider Electric, three-phase UPS portfolio catalogue. Only the commercial references named in our product list are shown. The 3M series covers 60-200 kVA and the 3L series 250-600 kVA; intermediate references are supplied on request. An en dash means the manufacturer does not publish that value; we do not fill it in with an estimate. Confirm every figure against the current manufacturer document before it is written into a contract.
The references we quote in this family are E3SUPS10KH, E3SUPS15KH, E3SUPS20KH, E3SUPS30KH, E3SUPS40KH, E3MUPS60KH, E3MUPS200KH, E3LUPS250KH and E3LUPS600KH. Send us the reference if you already have one, or the load in kW and the runtime if you do not, and we will confirm availability and lead time.
Which one should you choose?
3S, 3M or 3L
The three letters mark capacity bands within one design language, not three different products. 3S sits at the small end of the range, 3M in the middle and 3L at the top. Which one you need follows from the load alone, so give us the kilowatts and the letter follows.
What you give up, stated plainly
A price-led line has fewer configuration options, a shorter accessory list and less flexibility on unusual voltages or communication protocols. If your requirement is standard, none of that costs you anything. If it is not, you will spend the saving working around the gaps.
Where it competes hardest
On tenders scored primarily on price with a standard technical specification, this family is frequently the difference between a competitive bid and a lost one. We quote it alongside a Galaxy option so the trade-off is visible rather than assumed.
Lead time is part of the price
A price-led line is usually built to stock in the common ratings and to order in the rest. On a tender with a fixed delivery date, the stocked rating that meets the specification can be worth more than a slightly better price on a rating that ships in ten weeks. Ask for both figures together.
Where it fits, and where it does not
Fits a standard three-phase requirement between 10 and 600 kW where the budget is the deciding factor and the specification carries no unusual voltage, protocol or redundancy demand. Does not fit an installation that needs deep configuration flexibility or an uncommon electrical arrangement.
What we need in order to quote it
- Load in kW, which selects between 3S, 3M and 3L
- Incoming voltage and phase arrangement
- Runtime and whether internal batteries are sufficient
- Monitoring protocol your platform expects
- Whether a Galaxy comparison should be quoted alongside
Request a Quote
Tell us the load in kW, the runtime you want and the delivery country. A priced quote comes back within 48 hours, usually with a second option so the trade-off is visible.
