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Generating more choice
Our comprehensive range of genset controls cover applications from simple MRS (Manual / Remote Start) generators through to complex, multi-generator facilities with synchronizing and load-sharing.
ATS
Automatic Transfer Switch
InteliATSNT
Automatic/manual transfer to genset
Remote Start
SINGLE GENSET FOR
PRIMARY POWER
ENTRY LEVEL
InteliNanoNT MRS 3
Robust genset control
BASIC
InteliLite MRS Genset control with remote monitoring
Mains Monitoring
SINGLE GENSET FOR
STANDBY POWER
ENTRY LEVEL
InteliNanoNT Plus
Simple control for standby genset
BASIC
InteliLite AMF Standby genset control with remote monitoring
SIMPLE HIGH-END Synchronising WE'RE YOUR SOURCE
Control & Power Systems Ltd. 3D Burniston Industrial Estate, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England, YO13 0HG tel: +44 01723 871112 | fax: +44 01723 870625
PREMIUM & COGENERATION
MAINS SUPERVISION
InteliCompactNT Standby or load-sharing genset control with remote monitoring
InteliGenNT
Standby, rental and primary power gensets with PLC
InteliSys Gas
Complex standby and primary power gensets including CHP
InteliMainsNT
Simple connection of gensets to the mains
When Power is Critical Engine Control
Application
overview of ATS and Genset Controllers
IPU Group Engine Control, Cygnus Way, West Bromwich, B70 0XB Phone: +44 (0) 121 511 0460 Fax: +44 (0) 121 511 0401 Email:
ipu@ipu.co.uk
www.ipu.co.uk/generate 0121 511 0460
Couplings for Power Generation
KTR manufactures a range of flexible flange couplings for diesel flywheel applications, up to 117,000 Nm, covering SAE flywheels 6½” to 24”, offering single or multi-mass torsional vibration analysis with every selection. KTR also manufacture a standard range of OAC oil/air blast coolers, and bespoke designed combination coolers capable of simultaneously cooling oil, air, water, or fuel within one unit.
OAC
BoWex® HE
www.ktr.com www.ktr.com
MULTIPLE GENSETS
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