Salient Characteristics_W50S8426Q0004.pdf

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This is a Salient Characteristics document for federal contract BCANGB --- W50S84-26-Q-0004, which describes the requirements for manufacturer-approved battery replacement services for an APC VT 30kVA, 208V uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system.

The contract requires replacement of 40 batteries currently installed in the UPS configuration, which includes both a primary unit (24 batteries in 6 rows of 4) and an expansion pack with control module (16 batteries in 4 rows of 4). The UPS model is SUVTPF30KB4F, and replacement batteries must be APC/Schneider Modular Battery Part # WMBRS8-MB-T4 or approved equivalent. The contractor must provide complete removal and disposal of the failed batteries, installation of new batteries, and testing to verify functionality. New batteries must meet or exceed the capacity and runtime specifications of the original batteries when new, as designed.

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BCANGB --- W50S84-26-Q-0004 --- Salient Characteristics

Manufacturer (APC/Schneider Electric) approved battery replacement for APC VT 30kVA, 208 V room ups, including expansion pack/cabinet.

Current UPS configuration is running a total of 40 batteries (including the expansion)

- The one on the left without the control module has 6 rows of 4 each, 24 batteries. With the control module it is 4 rows of 4 for 16. Total is 40.

UPS model #: SUVTPF30KB4F

APC/Schneider Modular Battery Part #: WMBRS8-MB-T4

Contract must include removal and disposal of currently installed failed batteries as well as installation and test of new batteries.

New batteries must have, as a minimum, the same capacity/runtime as current batteries when new (as designed)

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