GENSETS
Bells Power installed bulk storage fuel systems: 72 hours (tenants) and 24 hours (life safety), together with associated fuel control and pipework systems. A full hot / standby Allen Bradley PLC system with outstations at each switchboard was installed to control the mains operation of the building and cover any potential power sce- nario.
Power requirements for 2 New Ludgate involved the supply, installation and full commissioning of three further generator sets: two P2000P1 for tenants at Basement Level B1 and one P800P1 for life safety within an acoustic enclosure at roof level. Speaking about the project, James Murphy, Managing Director of Bells Power said: “The
scale of this project was huge, with both buildings being worked on at the same time. The main contractor, Skanska, was fully committed to a very ambitious programme, which meant working at night and through weekends on commissioning and IST activities.
“Both buildings are now fully occupied,
testament to the resilient infrastructure provided. We have since maintained a close working with Land Securities and have been selected for further projects: One New Street Square and Nova, Victoria. We’re now also a preferred supplier with Waterman’s and have since won numerous more projects with Skanksa.” Gary Tozer, Principal Electrical Engineer at
“Bells Power has given us excellent support for the design of the generator installation at Land
Securities’ projects 1 and 2 New
Ludgate.”
Gary Tozer, Principal Electrical Engineer at Waterman Building Services
MARCH ‐ APRIL 2017 UK POWER NEWS
Waterman Building Services told UKPN: “Bells Power has given us excellent support for the design of the generator installation at Land Securities’ projects 1 and 2 New Ludgate. They’ve a wealth of experience in delivering complex turnkey generator installation and this means they really understand the client’s requirements.” More information - visit:
www.fgwilson.com www.bellspower.co.uk
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