Ampace to showcase compact PU200 UPS battery system in Paris
Ampace will present its PU200 battery system for uninterruptible power supplies at Data Centre World Paris 2026, highlighting its safety features and compact cabinet design. The company says the system is designed for high-power backup applications in data centers.
- Ampace will showcase the PU200 at Data Centre World Paris 2026.
- The event runs on 18 and 19 November at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
- The PU200 combines semi-solid-state batteries with module and cabinet fire protection.
- Each cabinet has an output power of 462 kW, according to Ampace.
- The system is designed for traditional and modular data center configurations.
PU200 to appear at Data Centre World Paris
Ampace, a global provider of lithium-ion battery solutions, will showcase the PU200 at Data Centre World Paris 2026 on 18 and 19 November. The event will take place at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.
The company will exhibit in Hall 5, booth M65. Ampace says its battery technologies and solutions for artificial intelligence data centers cover the infrastructure chain from battery cells to integrated backup power systems.
The presentation comes as higher-density computing environments create greater demands on critical energy infrastructure, according to Ampace. For data center operators, backup power planning involves balancing reliable performance, battery system safety and efficient use of available space.
Safety measures span the cell and battery system
Ampace says the PU200 combines semi-solid-state battery technology with fire protection systems at both module and cabinet level. The design brings together cell technology and protection mechanisms across multiple levels of the battery system.
For operators assessing lithium-ion batteries for critical backup applications, Ampace presents both cell-level features and system-level protection as relevant considerations. The PU200 integrates those elements into a battery solution for uninterruptible power supplies in data centers.
According to the company, this approach places safety at the center of the system's design. The source does not provide independent testing results or comparative safety data for the PU200.
High-power backup in a compact cabinet
The PU200 combines high-rate discharge capability with a compact cabinet design. Ampace says each cabinet has an output power of 462 kW, positioning the system for high-power backup requirements while aiming to reduce the space allocated to UPS batteries.
The company says this combination may help operators planning high-density facilities address the challenge of integrating backup power infrastructure into limited areas. A fast-disconnect battery management system is also designed to support maintenance work.
Ampace says the PU200 can be installed in both traditional and modular data center configurations, offering options for different facility layouts.
What the showcase means for data center operators
Ampace's appearance at Data Centre World Paris 2026 will give data center operators, infrastructure partners and industry experts an opportunity to discuss battery safety and space efficiency in backup power systems, according to the company.
Visitors to booth M65 can learn more about the PU200 and discuss data center backup power requirements with Ampace. The announcement positions the system as an option for facilities where high backup power needs, protection features and restricted battery space must be considered together, while leaving purchasing and deployment decisions to individual operators.
