IP41 standard for indoor electrical rooms. IP54 for dusty factory floors. IP65 for outdoor or coastal installations. Powder-coated steel with sealed door gaskets. Anti-condensation heaters available for humid environments.
Yes. Your logo, your color scheme, your preferred controller brand. Multi-language labels and documentation. Dedicated project manager from design to pre-shipment inspection. NDA available. Every panel carries your nameplate — not ours.
Match the ATS rated current to your generator output and maximum load. 63A to 3200A covers everything from a small commercial backup to a full factory standby. Include future expansion. The busbar cross-section must handle continuous full-load current with minimal temperature rise.
Open transition breaks the mains connection before making the generator connection — a brief interruption. Closed transition briefly parallels both sources for zero-interruption transfer. Closed transition costs more and needs utility approval. Open transition handles 90 percent of generator backup applications.
Yes. Any generator with a two-wire auto-start input works. Caterpillar, Cummins, Perkins, SDMO — brand does not matter. The controller sends a standard dry contact start signal. No proprietary protocol. No special interface.
ABB or Schneider for main incoming ACB and branch MCCBs. Deep Sea, ComAp, or SmartGen for the controller — you pick. Every breaker ships with traceable calibration certificates. No generic alternatives with unknown trip curves.
The controller detects a mains outage in under 100ms. Generator start takes 5 to 15 seconds depending on engine size. Load transfer happens once voltage and frequency are stable — usually within 10 to 20 seconds total. For hospitals and data centers, we configure shorter detection windows.
