GE announced a new TLE Series uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system earlier this week aimed at data centers, healthcare buildings, financial institutions and other mission-critical facilities.

The TLE Series transformer-less, three-phase UPS provides up to 97% efficiency in double-conversion mode and up to 99% in eBoost, also known as multi-mode, operation. Available output power ranges up to 1.5MW in one module.

TLE Series is offered in both UL and CE versions. The CE version spans up to 1.2MW, while the UL version ranges up to 1.5 MW. The TLE 160kW to 400kW CE-rated products are available now; and the UL-rated products will be made available later in 2013, with the higher power ranges available in 2014.

Riccardo Rutili, UPS general manager of GE’s Critical Power business, said,“GE’s TLE Series UPS system delivers highly efficient, reliable power to the critical applications that need it the most. By helping to reduce energy consumption in mission-critical facilities such as data centers, hospitals and banks, our TLE Series UPS systems can directly reduce operating expenses for our customers.”

Up to six TLE modules can be connected together for high-capacity system redundancy and higher reliability.

Through a partnership with GE Capital, GE’s recently established Critical Power business offers customers financial lease programs and terms to support equipment upgrades and retrofits.