APC Advantage Prime Service Plan for Galaxy VX 1,500 kW | Service Plan — WADVPRIME7APSP-18

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Support the uptime profile of large-scale power infrastructure with this APC Advantage Prime plan for Galaxy VX power modules in DX-cooled deployments. Designed for systems up to 1,500 kW, it gives enterprise facilities a clear service path for high-capacity UPS environments where continuity, planning, and vendor accountability matter. This plan is a strong fit for data centers and mission-critical sites that need more than basic coverage. It helps reduce the operational risk of unsupported equipment by aligning service with the installed platform and the cooling architecture already in place. For teams managing capital-intensive infrastructure, that alignment can simplify lifecycle planning and strengthen procurement confidence. Choose it when the cost of downtime, maintenance ambiguity, or fragmented support is too high to accept. It is built to keep Galaxy VX power modules covered with a defined service term that matches the demands of large enterprise power systems. Ideal For Supporting a DX-cooled Galaxy VX installation in a large data center Extending service coverage for a 1,500 kW power module deployment Standardizing APC support across enterprise critical power assets Planning long-term service coverage for mission-critical UPS infrastructure Why This Product 1 Built for Galaxy VX power modules rather than generic UPS service 2 Covers DX-cooled environments with a defined 7-year term 3 Supports higher-capacity systems up to 1,500 kW 4 Backed by APC service planning for critical power infrastructure
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