Building the load list
Equipment, quantities, nameplate ratings and critical loads are identified using actual equipment details wherever possible.
Our Approach
The right capacity starts with the right questions
Adding nameplate ratings is not always enough to select a generator. Simultaneous operation, motor starting and standby or continuous use also matter. Our free power assessment brings this information together as a basis for technical review.
What we consider
Service Scope
Starting and simultaneous loads
Motor starting characteristics and loads operating together are included in the capacity assessment.
Operating and site conditions
Running duration, standby or continuous use, temperature and the installation environment are reviewed.
Future requirements
Planned equipment additions and expansion are considered alongside investment plans to avoid unnecessary oversizing.
Step by step
How We Work
List the equipment
Share nameplate details, quantities and any motor starting data.
Discuss the operating pattern
Review simultaneous loads, critical equipment and site conditions together.
Clarify the selection inputs
Identify missing technical information and plan the next step in assessing a suitable capacity range.
Before We Talk
Sharing these details helps us assess your requirements more quickly.
- Equipment names, quantities and nameplate ratings
- Motor, pump or compressor details
- Equipment that will operate simultaneously
- Site location and planned new loads
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this differ from the power calculator?
The calculator helps with an initial assessment using the information entered. A technical discussion also considers missing data, motor starting and site conditions; an initial calculation alone is not a final equipment selection.
Is an electricity bill enough to select capacity?
A bill shows consumption, but does not by itself identify simultaneous loads or starting requirements. It should be supported with an equipment list, operating scenarios and measurements where needed.
How can I request the free assessment?
Share your equipment list and site location through the enquiry form. Available data and any need for a site visit are reviewed during the initial discussion.