Eaton 9395XC and 9395XR Hyperscale UPS: Specs, Sizing, and Service

They are hyperscale-class modular three-phase UPS systems. The 9395XC delivers roughly 1125 to 2250 kW with market-leading power density and up to about 97.5% efficiency, while the 9395XR is a complete modular data-center UPS solution rated to about 1500 kW. Both target the largest data center deployments and support lithium-ion batteries.

At hyperscale, white space is expensive and capacity demands are enormous. A UPS with higher kW per square foot fits more critical capacity into less floor area, reducing real estate and infrastructure cost. The 9395XC's market-leading density is a key reason it is chosen for large campuses where every square foot counts.

The 9395XC reaches up to about 97.5% efficiency in double conversion, with additional savings available in high-efficiency modes. At gigawatt scale, even fractional efficiency improvements yield large reductions in energy and cooling cost, making efficiency a primary selection criterion for hyperscale UPS systems.

Yes. Both are designed to parallel into large, redundant arrays for capacity and availability, supporting configurations up to 2N. Comp-Utility designs the array topology and redundancy scheme to meet your tier and uptime targets, and validates it through integrated systems testing during commissioning.

Yes. Both the 9395XC and 9395XR offer lithium-ion battery options, which are well suited to hyperscale because of their long life, small footprint, fast recharge, and low maintenance. Lithium-ion reduces battery-room space and replacement frequency, lowering total cost of ownership across a large fleet.

The 9395 and 9395P serve large facilities up to roughly 1200 kVA, while the 9395XC and 9395XR target hyperscale with higher density and multi-megawatt capacity. The right platform depends on your capacity, density, redundancy, and growth. Comp-Utility's engineers model your requirements and recommend the best fit.

Comp-Utility, a long-standing Eaton distribution partner with licensed Texas Professional Engineers, specs, installs, commissions, and maintains the 9395XC and 9395XR across Central Texas, including lithium-ion battery service and 24/7 emergency response. Call (512) 346-0999 or email sales@comp-utility.com.

They need periodic battery testing, capacitor and fan replacement at end of life, firmware and connection checks, thermal scanning, and verification of operating modes and array redundancy. A documented program keeps warranties valid and prevents wear items from causing downtime. Comp-Utility provides preventative maintenance and 24/7 response across Central Texas.

Call Comp-Utility right away at (512) 346-0999, and have the unit's model and serial number ready along with any alarm codes or messages shown on the UPS display. A unit in alarm can indicate a battery, load, or power-path issue that needs prompt attention. Because we maintain a large base of units under contract with the major UPS manufacturers, we can escalate directly to the right factory resources and coordinate service faster and more directly than a single end user calling general support, often getting you answers and a technician on site sooner.