Eaton 93PM Modular UPS: Specs, Sizing, and Service
The Eaton 93PM is a transformer-free, modular, three-phase online double-conversion UPS scalable from 30 kW to 1200 kW. It reaches roughly 97% efficiency in double conversion and up to about 98.5% in Energy Saver System mode, and scales vertically and horizontally for data centers, hospitals, and mission-critical facilities. Comp-Utility is a long-standing distribution partner of Eaton and can spec, install, and service the 93PM across Central Texas.

What We Provide
Our Capabilities
Spec and Size the Right Frame
Our engineers size the 93PM to your load profile, redundancy target, and growth plan, then specify the right power modules, battery, and runtime.
Learn moreInstallation and Commissioning
We handle delivery, installation, and factory-grade startup, then prove the system with commissioning before it carries your critical load.
Learn moreMaintenance and Battery Service
Keep the 93PM under a preventative maintenance program with battery testing, capacitor and fan service, and 24/7 emergency response.
Learn morePay as You Grow
Modular Power That Scales with Your Load
The 93PM scales by adding hot-swappable power modules, so you can right-size for today and grow without replacing the frame. This is the core advantage of a modular UPS over a monolithic unit: redundancy and capacity become incremental.
Vertical and horizontal scalability lets a single architecture serve a small edge room or a large white-space deployment, which simplifies standardization across a fleet.

Efficiency
High Efficiency in Double Conversion or Energy Saver Mode
The 93PM delivers high efficiency in full online double-conversion mode and even higher efficiency in Energy Saver System mode, which reduces operating cost and cooling load without compromising protection.
Lithium-ion battery options further lower total cost of ownership through longer service life and a smaller footprint than equivalent VRLA strings.

Key Specifications
| Attribute | Eaton 93PM (G2) |
|---|---|
| Topology | Online double-conversion, modular |
| Power rating | 30 to 1200 kW |
| Voltage / phase | 208 / 400 / 480V, three-phase |
| Form factor | Floor-standing |
| Efficiency | Up to ~97% double conversion, ~98.5% in Energy Saver System mode |
| Batteries | VRLA or lithium-ion |
| Scalability | Vertical and horizontal (hot-swappable power modules) |
| Representative models | 93PM-50 through 93PM-200 (and larger frames) |
| Typical applications | Data centers, hospitals, mission-critical facilities |
Specifications reflect the Eaton 93PM product line; exact ratings, model numbers, and configuration vary by frame. Contact us to confirm the current configuration for your project.
The Comp-Utility Difference
Why Comp-Utility?
Long-Standing Distribution Partner
As a long-standing distribution partner of Eaton, Schneider Electric, and Vertiv, we specify best-in-class systems and back them with factory-grade service.
Engineer-Owned and Operated
Comp-Utility is owned and operated by engineers, with licensed Texas Professional Engineers (P.E.) on staff. That rigor anchors every design, specification, and installation.
Turnkey, Single-Contract Partner
We sell, design, install, and maintain complete infrastructure end to end. One accountable team and one contract for power, cooling, distribution, and cabling.
24/7 Emergency Response and Preventative Maintenance
Our technicians provide preventative maintenance programs and 24/7 emergency response, with rapid on-site dispatch across Central Texas when facilities need us most.
Licensed, Certified & Recognized
We hold ourselves to the standards of the institutions we serve, from professional licensure and jobsite safety to the industry organizations that set the bar for mission-critical work.

Licensed Professional Engineers
State of Texas (TBPE)
OSHA 30 Certified
Field Technicians

AFCOM Member
Data center industry association

7x24 Exchange Member
Mission-critical infrastructure
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Eaton 93PM and what is it used for?
The Eaton 93PM is a transformer-free, modular, three-phase online double-conversion UPS rated from 30 to 1200 kW. It protects critical loads by continuously conditioning power and switching to battery instantly during a utility disturbance. It is widely deployed in data centers, hospitals, and other mission-critical facilities that need scalable, high-efficiency backup power with optional redundancy.
How efficient is the Eaton 93PM?
The 93PM achieves roughly 97% efficiency in full online double-conversion mode and up to about 98.5% in Energy Saver System (ESS) mode. ESS reduces energy and cooling cost by operating more efficiently when conditions allow, while still transferring to full double-conversion protection in milliseconds if power quality degrades. Higher efficiency directly lowers operating cost over the life of the system.
How do I size an Eaton 93PM for my facility?
Sizing starts with your critical load in kW, your redundancy target (such as N+1), required battery runtime, and expected growth. Because the 93PM is modular, you can install a frame sized for the future and populate power modules as load grows. Comp-Utility's engineers calculate the load, recommend the frame and module count, and size the battery to your runtime requirement.
What is the difference between the 93PM and a monolithic UPS?
A monolithic UPS is a fixed-capacity unit, while the 93PM is modular: capacity and redundancy are added by inserting hot-swappable power modules. Modular architecture lets you pay as you grow, achieve internal N+1 redundancy, and service a module without taking the whole system down. For facilities expecting load growth or needing high availability, the modular approach usually wins on flexibility and uptime.
Does the Eaton 93PM support lithium-ion batteries?
Yes. The 93PM supports both VRLA and lithium-ion batteries. Lithium-ion typically offers two to three times the service life of VRLA, a smaller and lighter footprint, faster recharge, and tolerance of higher temperatures. While the upfront cost is higher, lithium-ion often lowers total cost of ownership through longer replacement intervals and reduced maintenance.
What redundancy configurations does the 93PM support?
The 93PM supports internal module-level redundancy (such as N+1 within a frame) and can be paralleled for system-level redundancy up to 2N. The right configuration depends on your availability target and data center tier goals. Comp-Utility designs the redundancy scheme, from a single N+1 frame to paralleled systems, to match your uptime requirements and budget.
Who can install and service an Eaton 93PM in Central Texas?
Comp-Utility installs, commissions, and services the Eaton 93PM throughout Central Texas. As a long-standing Eaton distribution partner with licensed Texas Professional Engineers and OSHA-trained technicians on staff, we handle sizing, startup, preventative maintenance, battery service, and 24/7 emergency response, all under one contract. Call (512) 346-0999 or request a quote to discuss your project.
What maintenance does the Eaton 93PM require?
Like any online UPS, the 93PM needs periodic preventative maintenance: battery testing, capacitor and cooling-fan inspection and replacement at end of life, firmware and connection checks, and verification of operating modes. A maintenance program keeps the manufacturer warranty valid and catches wear items before they cause downtime. Comp-Utility tailors the visit cadence to how critical your load is.
Can the 93PM replace an older or unsupported UPS?
Yes. The 93PM is a common upgrade path from older transformer-based or end-of-life three-phase units. A replacement project covers load assessment, the new frame and battery, removal of the old system, installation, and commissioning, often planned to keep your load protected during the transition. Comp-Utility manages the full turnkey replacement so nothing falls between trades.
My UPS is in alarm, what do I do?
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.