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Standby Power Systems

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Innovation Leader for Reliable Standby Power Systems

In the planning and implementation of emergency power supply systems, net powersafe has well-founded know-how and a great deal of experience, particularly with standby power systems.

A standby power system is needed wherever it is vital for electrical energy to be provided without interruption and where it is important to protect against a temporary power failure or mains disturbance. 

Our engineers and technicians are specialised in guaranteeing a power supply that is independent of the source and with the best and maximum reliability.

The operating software and visualisation are special developments of net powersafe and are used as standard features in standby power systems. Today we consider ourselves to be an innovation leader for reliable diesel control systems and visualisations. 


Technical Specifications
  • 60 to 3250 kVA
  • Low and medium voltage
  • 50 Hz and 60 Hz
Versions
  • Stationary, mobile, indoor installation or special version
Technical Standards
  • DIN EN 88528-11, 2005-01: Reciprocating internal combustion engine driven alternating current generating sets 
  • DIN ISO 8528-1…7, 1997-11: Reciprocating internal combustion engine driven alternating current generating sets
  • SN ISO 8528-9, 2005-08: Reciprocating internal combustion engine driven alternating current generating sets. Measurement and evaluation of mechanical vibrations
  • SN ISO 8528-10, 2005-08: Reciprocating internal combustion engine driven alternating current generating sets. Measurement of airborne noise
  • SN EN ISO 8178-1…6, 2001-06: Reciprocating combustion engines, exhaust emission measurement
  • DIN EN 1443-2003: Chimneys

Swiss Directives and Ordinances  
  • Ordinance on Air Pollution Control (OAPC)
  • Noise Abatement Ordinance (NAO)
  • Ordinance on Protecting Bodies of Water from Water-Polluting Liquids (VWF) 

Typical Application Examples
  • Computer centres, hospitals, airports, power plants, industry, private houses, etc.
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