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Explore generator supply, sizing, installation, commissioning, maintenance, emergency repairs, transfer systems, switchgear, controls and fuel infrastructure.
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01 · Generator sales and sizing
Lestronics can help define the generator range and configuration using the connected load, motor-starting demand, phase, voltage, frequency, fuel preference, enclosure, duty and site conditions.
02 · Generator installation
A generator installation may involve location planning, ventilation, exhaust, fuel, cabling, protection, transfer equipment, controls and testing. The final scope is developed after a site review.
03 · Commissioning
Commissioning confirms that the generating set, controls, transfer sequence and connected systems operate as intended under the agreed test conditions.
04 · Preventive maintenance
Routine inspection, testing and servicing can help reveal wear, leaks, battery issues, control faults and consumable needs before an emergency.
05 · Emergency generator repair
When a generator is unavailable, provide the equipment make and model, displayed alarm or fault code, location, fuel level, site-access instructions and clear photographs.
06 · Automatic transfer switches
An automatic transfer switch coordinates the change from the normal source to the standby source and back. Selection depends on current rating, poles, voltage, control logic and application.
07 · Switchgear installation
Switchgear and associated protection must be selected and integrated for the electrical system, operational requirements and applicable project standards.
08 · Generator control systems
Control upgrades or replacements may involve compatibility checks, sensor inputs, protection settings, transfer logic, remote signals and commissioning.
09 · Fuel systems and tanks
Fuel-system design and work should consider generator consumption, storage duration, tank type, transfer method, filtration, containment, access and applicable requirements.
10 · Alternative and backup-energy solutions
Backup-power planning begins with the loads that must continue, the required duration, site constraints and the acceptable transfer or interruption time. Lestronics can help frame a practical project brief.
A clear process
Define the load, operating need, timing, site and budget priorities.
Review technical details, photos, drawings or the physical site.
Develop the equipment and service scope for quotation.
Coordinate supply, installation, commissioning and after-sales care.
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