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Keor MOD+
Keor MOD+ is a Three Phase Modular UPS that delivers 60 kW per module in just 3U and scales from 420 kW to 1.8 MW. Its hot-swappable power modules provide true N+X redundancy and allow concurrent maintenance without interrupting the load. Keor MOD+ is the ideal solution for critical, high-availability applications.
- 96% efficiency
- Scales up to 1.8 MW
- Hot-swappable modules
- VRLA & Li-ion flexibility
Best Suited For
Higher Density Per Rack
60 kW in 3U increases deployable capacity within the same footprint, maximising return on every rack unit of contracted space.
Built to Meet Tenant SLAs
True N+X redundancy and hot-swappable modules support contractual uptime commitments, with maintenance performed without interrupting the protected load.
Scalable Architecture
Capacity expands from 420 kW to 1.8 MW as demand grows, without replacing the power system.
Lower PUE, Lower TCO
Up to 96% double-conversion efficiency and 99% in ECO mode reduce energy consumption — the largest operational cost driver — improving PUE and total cost of ownership.
Centralised, Remote Management
A 10" touchscreen with SNMP, Modbus and real-time battery monitoring provides full operational visibility and control across sites.
Full Performance in Real Conditions
Unity power factor at 40 °C and input THDi below 3% maintain stable, fully rated output across varying load profiles and ambient temperatures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Keor MOD+ scales from 420 kW to 1.8 MW by adding hot-swappable 60 kW power modules — capacity grows as your load grows, with no rip-and-replace of the power infrastructure.
N+X redundancy with hot-swappable modules means a single module failure is absorbed by the others, and service and capacity expansion happen with the load fully online — supporting concurrent-maintainability requirements for high-tier facilities.
Yes. Keor MOD+ delivers unity output power factor at 40 °C ambient with no derating, so a kVA rating equals usable kW even in real Indian data center conditions.
Up to 96% efficiency in double conversion and up to 99% in ECO mode reduce conversion losses, directly lowering PUE — the single largest operational cost lever in any data center.
Yes. A flexible DC bus supports both VRLA and lithium-ion batteries, so the battery technology can evolve without replacing the UPS.
