STANDBY & EMERGENCY GENERATORS
Backup Power for Critical Industrial Operations
Industrial facilities rely on standby and emergency power systems to maintain critical operations during utility outages, equipment failures, and other unexpected disruptions. We provide the electrical infrastructure required to support reliable backup generation for manufacturing plants, water and wastewater facilities, hospitals, data centers, mines, utility sites, and other mission-critical operations.
Our industrial electrical experience allows us to support new generator installations, system replacements, capacity expansions, and upgrades to existing emergency power systems.
Scope
Standby & Emergency Generator Scope & Capabilities
Bullert provides the electrical infrastructure needed to integrate generators, transfer equipment, controls, monitoring, distribution, and critical loads into dependable standby and emergency power systems.
Generator Installation and Connections
Electrical installation and connection of diesel, natural gas, and other standby generator systems.
Automatic Transfer Switches
Installation and integration of ATS equipment used to automatically transfer facility loads between utility and generator power.
Paralleling Switchgear
Installation of switchgear and controls that allow multiple generators to operate together and share facility loads.
Emergency Power Distribution
Installation of switchboards, panelboards, transformers, feeders, and branch circuits serving emergency and legally required standby loads.
Critical Load Segregation
Development and installation of dedicated distribution systems serving equipment that must remain operational during outages.
Generator Control Systems
Power and control wiring for generator controllers, remote annunciators, monitoring equipment, and automatic starting systems.
Synchronization and Load Sharing
Electrical infrastructure supporting synchronization, load sharing, and coordinated operation of multiple generators.
Load Shedding Systems
Installation and integration of controls that automatically prioritize critical loads and disconnect nonessential equipment when generation capacity is limited.
Fuel System Electrical
Power and controls for fuel transfer pumps, day tanks, heaters, valves, leak detection, level monitoring, and other generator fuel-system components.
Starting and Battery Systems
Installation of starting batteries, chargers, DC control systems, heaters, and related generator accessories.
Remote Monitoring and Annunciation
Electrical and communication connections allowing operators to monitor generator status, alarms, fuel levels, and system conditions remotely.
SCADA and Building Automation Integration
Integration of generator status, alarms, and operating conditions into plant controls, SCADA, or building management systems.
UPS System Integration
Coordination of generators with uninterruptible power supplies to maintain continuous power to sensitive equipment during transfer and startup periods.
Medium-Voltage Generator Systems
Installation of medium-voltage generators, switchgear, transformers, protection equipment, and associated distribution for large industrial facilities.
Portable and Temporary Generator Connections
Installation of generator docking stations, quick-connect systems, manual transfer equipment, and temporary distribution for contingency power.
Generator Equipment Pads and Site Infrastructure
Coordination of conduits, grounding, foundations, equipment pads, and underground feeders serving generator installations.