Industrial Emergency Generators

We provide a range of market leading generators designed to meet various operational requirements, including fault management, load balancing, and resilience. Our engineers will work with you to help design and specify a power system tailored to your project requirements.

• System level controls: all our emergency backup generators are provided with a variety of integrated power solutions, including system level controls, transfer switches, switchgear, and remote monitoring systems.

• Load balancing, sharing, and shedding: our generators are equipped with an advanced power management system that helps you to handle load balancing, sharing, and shedding efficiently. This helps you optimise performance and prevent overloading. The generator’s load shedding capabilities depend on the control system in place. We can help you configure your controls to meet various load management scenarios.

• Simultaneous controls: It is possible to operate two controls concurrently; however, doing so may introduce complexities to your system. Effective synchronisation and a tailored system design are essential to ensure seamless operation and prevent potential conflicts.

• Hot swap and standby: our systems support both hot swapping and standby configurations, allowing seamless transitions between different power sources without interruption.

• Resilience and fault management: all generator solutions are engineered for dependable performance, with a fault-tolerant design capable of handling unexpected power disruptions. Each unit has options for standby and continuous prime power for full resilience in critical applications.

The planning of your installation will require careful consideration of the generator's footprint and the most suitable location for its installation.

Factors such as the required clearance around the generator, as well as the potential impact of noise on staff, neighbouring businesses, and residential areas, must be taken into account during the design stage.

In certain instances, development work may be necessary to accommodate the generator, and in some cases, property costs should also be factored into the overall project budget. Please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team for a comprehensive discussion of your options and the associated costs.

One of the common barriers to organisations investing in an emergency backup power solution is the ability to recoup their initial investment. Essentially, some may not comprehend that the return on investment becomes evident in the event of a power outage. Under normal operational conditions, power outages are fortunately uncommon.

However, when an outage does occur, an emergency power system typically justifies its cost rapidly by ensuring business continuity, data security, environmental safety, productivity, and other critical factors such as customer confidence and 3rd party impact. Although the likelihood of a power outage may be low, the potential impact of such an event is significant, making an emergency backup power solution a valuable investment in many critical facilities.