A control panel that synchronizes two generators operating concurrently, guaranteeing uninterrupted power supply. In the event of one generator malfunctioning, power seamlessly shifts to the other generator to prevent any breakdown.

The Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) acts as the connection point between the generator, utility power, and the electrical source in use. Its primary role involves overseeing the power sources for any potential failures and seamlessly transferring the load from one power source to another when necessary.

A manual changeover switch serves as a link between two electrical sources, altering its contacts to enable the flow of electricity from the backup source when the primary source fails to deliver adequate power.

Load sharing systems distribute the electrical load evenly between multiple generators, enhancing efficiency and ensuring that no single generator is overloaded, which helps maintain a steady and reliable power supply.

An advanced monitoring system that keeps track of the generators’ performance, fuel levels, and run-time status. It ensures proactive maintenance and alerts in case of potential issues, helping avoid sudden outages.

This feature allows generators to be started or stopped remotely through a control panel or mobile device, providing quick response in emergency situations and ensuring minimal downtime.

Incorporates safety mechanisms to detect overload conditions and automatically shut down the generator or reduce load, protecting both the generator and connected equipment from damage.

Integrates with UPS or battery backup systems to bridge the gap during the brief switch between power sources, ensuring sensitive equipment remains powered without interruption.