MPS Customer Testimonials

Customer Testimonials

One of Gen-tech’s most notable strengths and area of recognized expertise is in the design, application and maintenance of on-site power generation paralleling systems. Some of the projects that have been most notable include:

NEW SYSTEMS:

Cave Creek Schools: Provided a co-generation and emergency generating system. The system includes switchgear to allow paralleling with the utility grid. We were instrumental in providing the contractor with installation assistance and start-up of the system.

Arizona Department of Administration: Provided paralleling switchgear for paralleling of two units with dissimilar characteristics – Rolls Royce and Mitsubishi engines. These two generator sets had different governors, generators, regulators, and kW ratings.

Luke Air Force Base Hospital: Provided paralleling switchgear for two existing ONAN generators for emergency power.

Luke Air Force Base Peaking Plant: Rebuilt and modified one 1250kW, 360 RPM, Enterprise engine. Provided parallel to the utility, 4160 volt switchgear. Interfaced engine controls to the new switchgear.

Maryvale Samaritan Hospital: Replaced old paralleling switchgear with new gear. During the installation, emergency power readiness was maintained as required by the customer.

Valley Lutheran Hospital: Replaced old paralleling switchgear with new gear. During the installation, emergency power readiness was maintained as required by the customer.

Motorola: Provided paralleling equipment and interface for two existing ONAN generators.

IRS – Ogden, UT: Provided start-up service for a major switchgear manufacturer for a three 1000 kW emergency generator system.

V.A. Hospital – Phoenix: Provided two 6—kW DMT generator sets with Zenith paralleling switchgear and automatic transfer switches.

Motorola MOS 5: Provided two 1100 kW, 4160V generator sets with ASCO paralleling switchgear and automatic transfer switches.

Arrowhead Hospital – Phoenix: Provided new 600kW generator set and ASCO paralleling switchgear to incorporate new generator to parallel with existing generator systems.

Norwest Bank: Provided three 825kW DMT generator sets with Russelectric paralleling switchgear and automatic transfer switches for Phoenix data center.

Yuma Regional Medical Center: Provided two Generac Power Systems 1000kW generator sets with ASCO paralleling and distribution switchgear as a turnkey project for the medical center.

Hotel San Pedro Sula, Honduras: Provided start-up service for a major switchgear manufacturer for two 750 kW Kohler units.

Charles Schwab: Provided start-up service for a major for two Kohler generators.

Charles Schwab: Provided three diesel fueled generator sets, each rated 765kW, and the associated paralleling switchgear and automatic transfer switches.

TRICO Electric Cooperative, Inc.: Provided and installed 1635kW rated diesel fueled standby generator system with switchgear for stand-alone or parallel with the utility capabilities.

SWITCHGEAR UP-GRADES

Arizona Department of Transportation: Upgraded 4160 volt parallel to the utility switchgear to enhance remote system operation and increase level of generator safeties and reliability.

Winslow Hospital: Increased co-generation system from 80kW to 122kW with parallel to the utility system up-grades to permit the use of the larger generator set.

Amway, British Virgin Islands: Provided added level of system safety and panel modifications for latest style of governor controls. This is a five engine paralleling system.

Southwest Gas Groves: Provided PLC logic program up-grades to enhance co-gen/emergency systems operations.

SERVICE

GEN-TECH is currently providing our custom service contract program to many of the above listed systems as well as numerous others not listed. Our ability to understand and apply paralleling control logic allowed many systems to operate and remain in service until parts could be obtained to effect permanent repairs. GEN-TECH can upgrade many older systems to include PLC logic in order to enhance the systems operation and reliability.