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DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)
DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)

DPA 250 S4 (50-1500 kW)

Modular 3-phase UPS with DPA architecture, 50 kW modules, up to 1500 kW total capacity, 97.6% module efficiency and unity power factor.

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The ABB DPA 250 S4 is a modular three-phase online UPS with decentralized parallel architecture (DPA), providing best-in-class availability, scalability, and efficiency for medium data centers and critical infrastructure. Each 50 kVA power module is a complete, self-contained UPS that can be hot-swapped without any impact on the protected load.

Building out in 50 kVA increments to 250 kVA per cabinet and beyond in parallel, the DPA 250 S4 lets operators start small and grow as demand increases, deferring capital and optimizing operating efficiency at every stage.

Decentralized Parallel Architecture

Every module contains its own rectifier, inverter, batteries, display, and controls — eliminating single points of failure and delivering industry-leading availability even during maintenance.

Pay-as-You-Grow

Start with the power you need today and add modules as demand rises. This defers capital, matches spending to load, and keeps the UPS sized correctly for peak efficiency.

Safe Online Swap

Modules can be inserted or removed while the UPS continues to protect the load, so there is no need to transfer critical equipment to raw utility during service.

High Efficiency

Up to 96% online efficiency and high partial-load efficiency reduces energy bills during the years when the site is not yet fully loaded.