Understand the load
What has to keep running, for how long, and what an outage costs you. Starting loads decide the machine, not nameplate figures.
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From a single utility crew to a multi-site enterprise: we have seen it, sized it and powered it. Four sectors carry most of our work, but the question is always the same one.
Construction sites, production floors, hospitals and festival fields. The constraints could not be more different; the question we ask is always the same.
Most of our work sits in four sectors, and each one turns up with its own constraint: a build program that cannot slip, a production line that cannot cool down, a compliance file that has to stand up to audit, or a show that has to open on time.
What does not change is the brief. What has to keep running, for how long, and what does it cost you if it stops? We are a power-only specialist rather than a general equipment hirer, so the conversation starts with your operation rather than with whatever happens to be in the yard, and our own electricians and generator specialists stay accountable until you are back on and stable.
Four landing pages, each written for the constraint that sector actually works under.
The four sectors above are where most of our work sits. These are the other industries our team works across.
What has to keep running, for how long, and what an outage costs you. Starting loads decide the machine, not nameplate figures.
The kVA, canopy, controls, switching and fuel matched to your constraint: a noise limit, a compliance file, or a program that cannot slip.
Onto site on our own fleet, placed where it has to go, then connected and commissioned by our in-house licensed electricians.
Refuelling, monitoring and servicing for as long as the job runs, with breakdown response 24 hours per day, 7 days per week.
Network infrastructure, health and national distribution: three jobs from three very different constraints.

Supplied and installed two 1,500kVA super-silent generators with ComAp IG1000 controllers to network specification, plus a 60,000L fuel system, for a micro grid.

Multiple temporary units supplied for critical backup of the intensive care unit during major switchboard upgrades.

Designed and supplied twelve backup generators and control systems into parcel and distribution facilities, as part of a national resilience and risk-mitigation project.
Every project we have delivered, plus the full fleet list and our safety systems.
No. The projects we publish are the large ones because they are the ones with a public record, but the same team handles a single 20kVA set for a small site. The size of the job changes the machine, not the service.
Almost certainly. The sector pages cover where most of our work sits, but the underlying question is always the same: what has to keep running, for how long, and what happens if it stops. Ring us and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit.
Yes, Australia-wide. Melbourne and greater Victoria is where most of the work sits, but we deliver wherever the client needs us: AusNet at Corryong, Australia Post facilities across five capital cities, and a Defence installation at Delamere in the Northern Territory.
Yes. We designed and supplied 12 backup generators and control systems across Australia Post facilities in five capital cities, and hold maintenance contracts covering fleets of more than 100 client-installed generators.
Whatever the industry, the brief starts the same way. Give us the load, the site and the risk, and we will size the solution.