Eaton · 93PM
Eaton 93PM three-phase UPS
The Eaton 93PM is a modular double-conversion three-phase UPS rated 10 to 200 kW at 208 V and 220 V, and 50 to 250 kW at 480 V in a 250 kW frame.
Eaton 93PM: key facts
Eaton lists the 93PM as current in two North American versions: the 93PM 208V, 10 to 200 kW at 208 V and 220 V, and the 93PM 480V, offered at 50 to 250 kW in a 250 kW frame with internal N+1 through 200 kW, which Eaton's overview says scales up to 500 kW. Eaton names the 93PM as a replacement option for the discontinued 93E and as comparable to the discontinued 9390. For service, Eaton's table keeps the 93PM 208 V in full support with no end date listed, and the first-generation 93PM (20 to 400 kW) in full support until best efforts begin in 2032.
- TypeModular double-conversion three-phase UPS
- Power range10 to 200 kW at 208 V and 220 V, and 50 to 250 kW at 480 V in a 250 kW frame
- North American voltages208 V, 220 V, 480 V
- EfficiencyDouble conversion with optional Energy Saver System (ESS), around or above 99% in ESS
- BatteriesVRLA, AGM, gel, wet (flooded) or lithium batteries; cabinet options include an integrated battery cabinet, small or large, and a lithium battery cabinet
- StatusCurrent
- Typical sitesData centres and other critical sites
- CompareEaton 93PM vs Eaton 93PS; Eaton 93PM vs APC Galaxy VS vs Vertiv Liebert APM2
- Service in CanadaPreventive maintenance, battery replacement and emergency repair, including discontinued units. 1 (438) 881-3363
- Supplythe 9PG06P0009E20R2 listing, quoted here with installation
Sources, checked October 3, 2026: Eaton, 93PM 208V UPS product page; Eaton, 93PM 480V UPS page; Eaton, 9390 UPS (discontinued) page; Eaton, UPS End of Service Life master table PL161010EN (rev. May 29, 2026).
Eaton 93PM three-phase UPS explained (10-250 kW)
2:23. The Eaton 93PM is Eaton's modular double-conversion three-phase UPS for data centres and other critical sites, rated 10 to 200 kilowatts at 208 and 220 volts, and 50 to 250 kilowatts at 480 volts in a 250 kW frame. This video covers what modular means here, which batteries it takes, what Eaton publishes about efficiency, and whether it is current.
Chapters
- 0:00 What is the Eaton 93PM?
- 0:20 What does modular mean here?
- 0:35 Which batteries does it take?
- 0:54 How efficient is it?
- 1:25 And long term?
- 1:42 Is it current?
- 1:55 Who is it for?
Transcript
0:00 What is the Eaton 93PM? What is the Eaton 93PM? It is Eaton's modular double-conversion three-phase UPS, built for data centres and other critical sites, rated 10 to 200 kilowatts at 208 and 220 volts, and 50 to 250 kilowatts at 480 volts in a 250 kilowatt frame.
0:20 What does modular mean here? What does modular mean here? Power comes in modules inside the frame, so capacity and serviceability are designed around the module rather than one monolithic box. You add capability by adding modules, and a module is the unit you service.
0:35 Which batteries does it take? Which batteries does it take? Eaton lists VRLA, AGM, gel, wet, or flooded, and lithium batteries. Cabinet options include an integrated battery cabinet, small or large, and a lithium battery cabinet. The chemistry and the cabinet size follow the load and the runtime target.
0:54 How efficient is it? How efficient is it? In plain double conversion it runs like any online UPS. With Eaton's optional Energy Saver System, the rectifier and inverter sit in a gated, ready state while the load is fed through the closed static bypass. Eaton publishes around or above 99 percent efficiency in that mode, and a return to full double conversion in about two milliseconds. That sits inside the twenty millisecond window IT loads ride through, so the efficiency gain does not cost the load its protection.
1:25 And long term? And long term? Eaton puts ESS losses near one percent, and its published reliability comparison gives roughly two to three times the mean time between failures of always-on double conversion, with far fewer fan hours. Those are Eaton's published numbers.
1:42 Is it current? Is it current? Yes. Eaton lists the 93PM as current, as a replacement option for the discontinued 93E, and comparable to the discontinued 9390.
1:55 Who is it for? Who is it for? Sites that need online double-conversion protection in the 10 to 250 kilowatt band: server rooms, edge data rooms, and mid-size data centres. If you are sizing one, request a quote at threephaseups.ca.
Maintenance visit checklist
What does a maintenance visit check on an Eaton 93PM?
2:21. On an Eaton 93PM the split is simple: the daily and monthly steps are yours, and everything inside the cabinet belongs to a scheduled visit by qualified service staff. This video walks the daily routine, the monthly parameter and air-filter checks, the battery options, the maintenance-bypass rule, and what the annual visit looks for, as printed in Eaton's 93PM installation and operation manual (P-164000711 Rev 12).
Chapters
- 0:00 What does a maintenance visit check on an Eaton 93PM?
- 0:13 What is on you daily?
- 0:30 What does the visit look for?
- 0:50 What do you check monthly?
- 1:02 Which batteries does it take?
- 1:19 What about the bypass?
- 1:32 What is on you, day to day?
- 1:47 What does the visit cover?
- 2:03 Request a quote
Transcript
0:00 What does a maintenance visit check on an Eaton 93PM? What does a maintenance visit check on an Eaton 93PM? The split is simple: the daily and monthly steps are yours, and everything inside the cabinet belongs to a scheduled visit by qualified service staff.
0:13 What is on you daily? What is on you daily? Keep the area around the UPS uncluttered, keep the front air intakes and rear exhaust unblocked, keep the room within the specified environment, and confirm the normal indicator is lit. The manual also asks for surroundings clean and free from excess moisture.
0:30 What does the visit look for? What does the visit look for? The parts with a clock. Eaton's lifecycle schedule for its three-phase UPS puts fans at about year 7, the 93PM's capacitors at about year 10, and sealed batteries at 3 to 5 years, and says heat, load and dust move those numbers. The visit is where that wear gets measured.
0:50 What do you check monthly? What do you check monthly? Two things: review the system parameters on the control panel, and check the air filter behind the front door. Both are user steps, and the manual lists them under the monthly routine.
1:02 Which batteries does it take? Which batteries does it take? Eaton lists VRLA, AGM, gel, wet and lithium batteries. Cabinet options include Eaton's integrated battery cabinets, small and large, and a lithium battery cabinet. And battery work itself is qualified service staff only.
1:19 What about the bypass? What about the bypass? A transfer for maintenance can only happen when the bypass is healthy. While the load sits on the maintenance bypass, it runs on unconditioned utility power, with no conditioning and no battery backup.
1:32 What is on you, day to day? What is on you, day to day? Keep the area uncluttered, keep the air intakes and exhaust clear, keep the room within its specified environment, and confirm the normal indicator is lit. Everything inside the cabinet is qualified service staff work.
1:47 What does the visit cover? What does the visit cover? The fans at year 7, the capacitors at year 10, the batteries at 3 to 5 years, and the log history with the hardware. If an alarm lamp is lit or the normal indicator is out, the manual says to contact an Eaton service representative.
2:03 Request a quote If your 93PM is due for a visit, request a quote at threephaseups.ca.
How a three phase double conversion UPS carries the load, and where the bypass sits.
93PM models
The orderable configurations we supply and service:
| Model | Rating | Phase / Voltage | Part number | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eaton 93PM 30kW (50kW frame) | 30 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-30(50) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 40kW (50kW frame) | 40 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-40(50) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 50kW (50kW frame) | 50 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-50(50) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 60kW (100kW frame) | 60 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 9PG06P0009E20R2 | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 80kW (100kW frame) | 80 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-80(100) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 100kW (100kW frame) | 100 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-100(100) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 90kW (150kW frame) | 90 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-90(150) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 120kW (150kW frame) | 120 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-120(150) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 150kW (150kW frame) | 150 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-150(150) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 120kW (200kW frame) | 120 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-120(200) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 160kW (200kW frame) | 160 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-160(200) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 200kW (200kW frame) | 200 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 220/380-240/415V | 93PM-200(200) | Current |
| Eaton 93PM 480V (current line) | up to 400 kW | 3ph+N+PE in/out 480V | · | Current |
Specifications
Energy Saver System & efficiency
The 93PM runs Eaton’s Energy Saver System (ESS), the eco-mode architecture documented across Eaton’s three-phase range. In ESS the rectifier and inverter are held in a gated, ready state while the load is fed through the closed static bypass, so the unit typically holds around or above 99% efficiency, even at light load, where conventional double-conversion efficiency falls away. Eaton puts ESS losses near 1% and the transfer back to full double conversion at roughly 2 ms, well inside the 20 ms ride-through IT loads tolerate. ESS also runs far fewer fan-hours and, on Eaton’s MIL-HDBK-217 comparison, 2 to 3× the MTBF of always-on double conversion. In Denmark, Eaton reports that over 90% of data centres using its three-phase UPS at 40 kW or above cut energy use by nearly 10% with ESS.
Sources: Eaton, Energy Saver System: Facts & Principles (WP15013EN) and E-guide to ESS (WP151002EN). We size and configure the system for your load; the figures are Eaton’s published specifications.
Batteries and battery cabinets for the Eaton 93PM
VRLA, AGM, gel, wet (flooded) or lithium batteries; cabinet options include an integrated battery cabinet, small or large, and a lithium battery cabinet. When a string reaches end of life, replacement batteries for the Eaton 93PM are matched by cabinet and block type.
Eaton 93PM service in Canada
We service the Eaton 93PM across Canada: preventive maintenance, battery replacement and emergency repair, including units the manufacturer no longer supports. We are a Canadian UPS service and supply provider, working on three-phase systems since 2012.
- Phone: 1 (438) 881-3363
- Email: info@threephaseups.ca
- Coverage: across Canada, in English and French
Field service for this range is described under Eaton three-phase UPS service.
Sizing, redundancy and custom builds
We engineer the solution: load and growth analysis, redundancy (N, N+1, 2N), runtime and battery sizing, paralleling and switchgear, and custom configurations where the standard catalogue doesn't fit. Because we supply every major brand, the 93PM is one option we weigh on its merits, not the only answer.
Common questions
What is the Eaton 93PM?
The Eaton 93PM is a modular double-conversion three-phase UPS rated 10 to 200 kW at 208 V and 220 V, and 50 to 250 kW at 480 V in a 250 kW frame.
Is the Eaton 93PM discontinued?
No. Eaton lists the 93PM as current in two North American versions: the 93PM 208V, 10 to 200 kW at 208 V and 220 V, and the 93PM 480V, offered at 50 to 250 kW in a 250 kW frame with internal N+1 through 200 kW, which Eaton's overview says scales up to 500 kW. Eaton names the 93PM as a replacement option for the discontinued 93E and as comparable to the discontinued 9390. For service, Eaton's table keeps the 93PM 208 V in full support with no end date listed, and the first-generation 93PM (20 to 400 kW) in full support until best efforts begin in 2032.
What batteries does the Eaton 93PM use?
VRLA, AGM, gel, wet (flooded) or lithium batteries; cabinet options include an integrated battery cabinet, small or large, and a lithium battery cabinet.
Who services the Eaton 93PM in Canada?
A Canadian UPS service and supply provider, in business since 2012, services the Eaton 93PM across Canada: preventive maintenance, battery replacement and emergency repair, including discontinued units. Call 1 (438) 881-3363 or email info@threephaseups.ca.
Request a quote: Eaton 93PM
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