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Replacing a discontinued three-phase UPS: dates and named successors

A discontinued three-phase UPS is no longer sold, but it usually stays serviceable until the manufacturer's end-of-service date, and the replacement starts from the successor the manufacturer names. Schneider, for example, discontinued the MGE Galaxy 7000 500 kVA on August 29, 2023, lists end of service on December 31, 2031, and points to the Galaxy VL; the table below gives the same dates and successors for each discontinued family we track.

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Discontinued three-phase UPS models and what replaced them

Manufacturer statements checked on October 3, 2026. Follow the model link for sources, dates and service options.

Discontinued modelStatusManufacturer's replacement or current alternative
APC Galaxy VMDiscontinued: January 31, 2023 (180 kVA single model)APC Galaxy VX
APC Symmetra PXPartly discontinued: December 31, 2025 (150 kW scalable to 250 kW model)APC Galaxy VX
Eaton 9390DiscontinuedEaton 93PM
Eaton 93EDiscontinuedEaton 9355 and Eaton 93PM
Eaton BladeUPSDiscontinuedEaton 93PX and Eaton 93PM
GE SG SeriesDiscontinued: June 30, 2021 (no longer available to order; service and parts until obsolescence in 2031)ABB TLE Series
MGE Galaxy 3500DiscontinuedAPC Galaxy VS
MGE Galaxy 5000Discontinued: December 11, 2025 (80 kVA model); end of service December 31, 2030APC Galaxy VS
MGE Galaxy 5500Discontinued: September 6, 2021 (100 kVA marine model); end of service October 18, 2023APC Galaxy VS and APC Galaxy VL
MGE Galaxy 7000Discontinued: August 29, 2023 (500 kVA model); end of service December 31, 2031APC Galaxy VL
Mitsubishi Electric 2033 SeriesDiscontinuedMitsubishi Electric 1100 Series
Mitsubishi Electric 9800ADiscontinued: 9800A-E end of support, March 2027Mitsubishi Electric 9900AEGIS and Mitsubishi Electric 9900B
Mitsubishi Electric 9900ADiscontinued: projected end of support, December 2026Mitsubishi Electric 9900AEGIS
Toshiba 4200FA CTDiscontinuedToshiba 4400 Series
Toshiba 4300 SeriesDiscontinuedToshiba 4400 Series
Toshiba G8000DiscontinuedToshiba G9000
Tripp Lite SmartOnline SU (three-phase)DiscontinuedTripp Lite (Eaton) SmartOnline S3M
Vertiv Liebert APMPartly discontinuedVertiv Liebert APM2
Vertiv Liebert NXDiscontinuedVertiv Liebert EXM and Vertiv Liebert EXL S1
Vertiv Liebert NXLDiscontinuedVertiv Liebert EXL S1
Vertiv Liebert Trinergy CubePartly discontinuedVertiv Trinergy
XPC E90DiscontinuedXPC E91
XPC GT90DiscontinuedXPC M90Ci
XPC M90DiscontinuedXPC M90U
XPC M90-140DiscontinuedXPC M90U-140
XPC M90-80DiscontinuedXPC M90U-80
XPC M90LDiscontinuedXPC M90LU
XPC NXTi three-phaseDiscontinuedXPC M90Ci
XPC R90DiscontinuedXPC Ai90
XPC R91DiscontinuedXPC Ai90

What the lifecycle stages mean, in the manufacturers' words

Each manufacturer uses its own terms, and the difference matters for planning:

The successor is not always one model

Manufacturers often split a discontinued range across successors by rating. ABB sends SG Series sites up to 150 kW to the TLE Series 40-150 kW, and from 150 to 300 kVA to the TLE Series 160-1000 kW or the DPA 200-300 UL. Mitsubishi names the 9900AEGIS or the 9900B for the 9800A, Eaton the 9355 or the 93PM for the 93E, and Schneider points Symmetra PX 250 and 500 kW owners to the Galaxy VX while the 10 to 40 kW Symmetra PX frames are still listed. XPC maps each older model to a current one: M90 to M90U, M90L to M90LU, GT90 and NXTi to M90Ci-6S, E90 to E91, R90 and R91 to Ai90.

Two dates to check for your exact reference

The end-of-service date is the planning horizon. Schneider's Galaxy VM 180 kVA reached end of service on April 19, 2023, less than three months after its January 31, 2023 discontinuation, while the Galaxy 7000 500 kVA keeps service until 2031, eight years after its 2023 discontinuation. Once a Mitsubishi model is obsolete, Mitsubishi states that technical support and replacement parts are no longer available. Read both dates for your exact part number, not only for the range.

What we need to quote a replacement

The nameplate model and part number, the rating and voltage, the battery configuration and its age, the bypass and distribution arrangement, and any generator on the input. With those we can put the named successor and an alternative from another manufacturer side by side.

Current successors are listed among the three-phase systems in stock, and units kept running until the swap stay covered by multi-brand UPS maintenance in Canada.

Frequently asked questions

Does a discontinued UPS stop being serviceable?

Not at the end-of-sale date. Schneider keeps after-sales service until the end-of-service date it publishes for each reference, and Eaton states it will continue to provide services and parts for the discontinued 93E.

What replaced the APC MGE Galaxy 5000?

Schneider lists the MGE Galaxy 5000 80 kVA as discontinued on December 11, 2025, with end of service on December 31, 2030, and names the Galaxy VS as the substitute.

What replaced the GE SG Series UPS?

ABB, which carries the GE three-phase line, names the TLE Series 40-150 kW up to 150 kW, and the TLE Series 160-1000 kW or the DPA 200-300 UL above that. The SG Series UL has not been orderable since June 30, 2021.

Do I have to replace it with the same brand?

No. The named successor is the manufacturer's suggestion; a current model from another manufacturer can replace it if it matches the rating, voltage and bypass arrangement.

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