Synchronization Panels are mainly designed and used to meet power system requirements. They will
operate on an automatic mains failure system, so that when the main supply is interrupted in one or
all phases (after an adjustable delay period) the generator sets will kick-off together. After an
initial warm-up period (adjustable) the generators will synchronize with each other through
motorized circuit breakers or contactors onto a common bus-bar. Then the motorized changeover switch
will be closed and the load will be connected to the main distribution box.
The load share units continuously monitor the load. During low demand situations one or two
generators will be shut down to save on fuel consumption. Once the demand rises the second and third
generator will be restarted, synchronized and reconnected to the load. When the AMF control unit
detects that the main supply has been restored, an adjustable observation period is activated before
the main supply is reconnected. A cool down period will then follow, after which the generator sets
will be shut down.
Our high-quality ranges of synchronizing panels are available with capacities and are fabricated by
our engineers using premium quality electrical components including copper bus bar, insulations,
wires/cable, PVC, channels, transformers, meters and switches.