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Site power assessment

Build your project brief

Tell us about the site and what needs power. You get a likely arrangement and a list of what an engineer will ask for, and you can send it for a project-specific proposal.

Step 1 of 6

Your project

What needs power, where, and the problem you want to solve.

What needs power?

For example crane make and model, or the plant on site. Leave blank if you are not sure.

Country

Town, city or region is enough at this stage.

Main problem to solve

Step 2 of 6

Power on site

A rough picture is enough. Choose “Not sure” where you need to.

Power available on site today
Largest load

In kVA, if a generator is on site or planned. Leave blank if not sure.

Operating pattern

Step 3 of 6

Timing and route

When the project starts, how long it runs, and whether you expect to hire or buy.

Required start
Expected duration
Hire or purchase

Step 4 of 6

Technical detail

All optional. Anything you add here shortens the technical review; skip it if you do not have it to hand.

For example 400 V three-phase, 50 Hz.

The grid or generator capacity that could charge a battery, in kW, kVA or amps per phase.

In kW, if known.

In kW or kVA, with duration if known.

Working hours, heaviest periods and any times a generator must not run.

Expected temperature range, coastal or dusty conditions.

Vehicle access, lifting equipment on site and ground conditions.

Optional equipment of interest(optional)

Step 6 of 6

Contact details

So the proposal reaches the right person. Your details are used to respond to this enquiry; see the privacy notice.

Optional.