Docking Stations
Docking Stations
Docking stations give portable generators and load banks a safe, code-compliant connection point to a facility’s permanent electrical system. Instead of improvising temporary hookups, crews can connect and restore power quickly during outages, scheduled maintenance, or emergency response, without waiting on an electrician to wire in temporary connections.
The product family covers three configurations:
Generator docking stations for dedicated backup power connections
Dual-purpose stations that combine generator and load bank connections in one unit
Load bank/output docking stations for streamlined testing and maintenance
Every unit is built for industrial, commercial, and critical-infrastructure environments, with heavy-duty enclosures, industry-standard camlock connections, phase rotation monitoring, and a broad range of amperage and voltage ratings.
Docking stations can be configured to fit each site, with optional interlocks, accessories, and enclosure styles. They help data centers, healthcare facilities, manufacturing plants, water and wastewater treatment plants, and commercial buildings maintain power continuity and get back online fast when it matters most.
Load banks
Load Banks
Load banks let you test, commission, and maintain generators, turbines, UPS systems, DC power systems, and other critical standby power assets under real load conditions. Regular load testing confirms that equipment will perform when it’s needed and helps catch problems before they turn into failures.
The portfolio includes:
Portable load banks for routine testing and maintenance
Stationary load banks that are outdoor-rated for validating mission-critical standby power
Rooftop load banks for regular generator exercising that helps prevent engine wet-stacking
Medium-voltage load banks for testing turbines and large generators
DC load banks for batteries and DC power systems
Every unit is built for demanding environments, with rugged enclosures, intuitive operator controls, and safety features such as emergency stops and fault indicators. Monitoring and control options range from digital metering to remote integration.
Load banks support maintenance schedules, commissioning, and resilience testing across commercial, industrial, and infrastructure facilities. They help power systems perform to specification when reliability matters most.
