Generators & Transfer Switches
Standby generation and the transfer equipment that decides whether the facility rides through an outage.
Standby power is two systems that have to agree with each other: a generator that starts and a transfer scheme that hands it the load cleanly. Access specifies both together, in diesel and natural gas, from light commercial sets up to paralleled plant.
What we supply
- Diesel standby generators
- Natural gas and bi-fuel generators
- Automatic transfer switches
- Static and static bus transfer switches
- Paralleling switchgear
- Load bank testing and commissioning
Who we represent for generators & transfer switches
Specified correctly, supported for its lifecycle.
A standby system that has been load bank tested and maintained is the difference between backup power on the drawing and backup power at 3 a.m. We commission what we install and keep it on a service program, so the first real transfer is not also the first test.
How we support it
Power Systems
Resilient power from the service entrance to the load — sized, conditioned, and backed up so critical loads remain protected through power disturbances and outages.
- Generators & automatic transfer switches (ATS)
- UPS systems & power conditioning
- PDUs, modular busway & distribution
- Surge protection & DC power plants
Monitoring
Continuous eyes on every critical system — connected assets, real-time telemetry and alarms that reach a human with somewhere to go.
- Connected assets across mixed manufacturers
- Real-time telemetry and condition data
- Alarm management, escalation and notification
- Analytics, trending and lifecycle intelligence
Uninterruptible Power Supplies
UPS systems from single-rack to multi-megawatt — sized, installed and maintained so the load never sees the blip.
- Fixed capacity single phase
- Centralized, modular single phase
- Data center and facility 3-phase
- Battery and flywheel energy storage
Busway & Powerbars
Overhead and modular busway that lets a data hall change shape without an electrician rebuilding the branch circuits.
- Busbar and BusPlug
- Modular busway
- Overhead powerbars
- High-power bar
Power Distribution
PDUs, remote power panels and packaged distribution from the UPS output down to the rack.
- Packaged power distribution units
- Floor mount PDUs and cabinets
- Remote power panels
- Switchboard and panelboards