ATS/MTS & Standby Power Integration

Automatic and manual transfer systems coordinated with your generator

ATS/MTS & Standby Power Integration

A transfer system is only dependable if mains failure detection, generator start, stabilisation and load pickup are engineered as one sequence. We install and commission ATS and MTS panels that make the transition invisible to the building.

Where standby plant already exists but changeover is untested or manual-only, we review the sequence, upgrade the controls and prove the result under witnessed load transfer.

What We Cover

ATS/MTS supply and installation up to 2500 A
Generator start, warm-up and cool-down sequencing
Mechanical and electrical interlock verification
Witnessed changeover testing under real load

What You Receive

Tested transfer sequence with timings recorded
Settings schedule for timers and protections
As-built schematics of the transfer scheme
Operating instructions for facilities staff

Information To Get Started

Generator rating and start capability

Loads that must not be interrupted versus shed-able loads

Existing transfer arrangement and its history

Testing windows acceptable on site

Changeover currently relies on someone outside working hours

A generator exists but load pickup has never been tested

Define what must remain powered and how changeover should work.

Information to send

Essential-load list and generator data
Starting loads and transfer sequence
Neutral, earthing and bypass requirements

Scope to agree

Source interlocks
Load priorities
Commissioning scenarios

What changes the selection?

Equipment duty, installation conditions, available fault current, control interfaces and expansion plans all affect the specification. Agree the required drawings, tests and handover records before placing an order.

Request a scope review ↗

Explore standby load planning ↗ · Explore UPS battery requirements ↗. Clinical, life-safety and resilience requirements need a project-specific design.

Specify the whole working system.

Start with the equipment duty. Add the control, protection and measurement functions that your project needs; these are options to review, not a pre-approved assembly.