Huawei UPS2000-G: 1 to 20 kVA, rack or tower
UPS2000-G covers 1 to 20 kVA in rack and tower formats and is the small-room member of Huawei’s UPS line. Model codes run from UPS2000-G-1KRTS to 20KRTL, and the suffix carries the format and the battery arrangement. This is the class that protects a single cabinet, not a hall.
Technical specification
| Model code | Power | Input / output voltage | Phases | Topology | Efficiency | Dimensions W×D×H (mm) | Weight | Parallel / redundancy | Battery type |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UPS2000-G-15K | 15 kVA / 13.5 kW | L-N 220/230/240 V AC (input and output) | 1-in : 1-out, 3-in : 1-out or 3-in : 3-out | On-line double conversion, rack/tower convertible | 95% (98% in ECO mode) | 430 × 757 × 130 | 32 kg | Parallel for capacity or redundancy | VRLA 384-480 V DC, 32-40 blocks |
| UPS2000-G-20K | 20 kVA / 18 kW | L-N 220/230/240 V AC (input and output) | 1-in : 1-out, 3-in : 1-out or 3-in : 3-out | On-line double conversion, rack/tower convertible | 95% (98% in ECO mode) | 430 × 757 × 130 | 32 kg | Parallel for capacity or redundancy | VRLA 384-480 V DC, 32-40 blocks |
Source of the values: Huawei UPS2000-G (15-20 kVA) datasheet. The series runs from 1 kVA to 20 kVA; the datasheet we hold covers the 15 and 20 kVA references. 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 UPS2000-G-15K and UPS2000-G-20K. 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?
Read the suffix, not just the number
The code carries more than the kVA figure: it encodes the rack or tower arrangement and whether the unit expects internal or long-run batteries. Two units with the same kVA can install very differently, so quote against the full code rather than the capacity alone.
Standardising a branch estate
For a company with many small sites, the value is uniformity: the same unit, the same spares, the same monitoring on every site. A retail chain or a branch network gains more from that consistency than from optimising each location separately.
Twenty kVA is where the class ends
Above this the installation changes character: three-phase supply, dedicated switchgear, a separate battery cabinet. If a site is likely to cross that line within the asset life, it is cheaper to plan for it now than to replace the unit later.
One specification, many sites
When the same unit goes to twenty branches, the cost that matters is not the unit price but the installation and support multiplied by twenty. Fixing one specification, one accessory list and one monitoring arrangement across the estate saves more over five years than negotiating each site.
Spares strategy for many sites
When the same unit is deployed across twenty branches, keeping one or two spare units is faster and cheaper than scheduling a site visit for every fault. A single specification across the estate means any spare fits any site, which is the practical reason to standardise rather than optimise each location.
Where it fits, and where it does not
Fits a branch office, retail site, small server room or single communications cabinet under 20 kVA. Does not fit a data hall, and does not fit a load that needs three-phase output.
What we need in order to quote it
- Load in kVA and how many sites will receive the same specification
- Rack or tower, and the U free if rack
- Internal batteries or extended runtime
- Input socket type and circuit rating at each site
- Remote monitoring requirement across the estate
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.
