Power planned around your factory.
Zhiyutone helps match generation, distribution and supporting equipment to the project brief. Final performance and compliance are established through the agreed engineering design and equipment schedule.

What the power system needs to address
Production continuity
Prioritise loads that protect product, process safety and restart time during a mains outage.
Motor starting and transients
Model large motors, welding loads, variable-speed drives and rapid load changes before sizing equipment.
Distribution flexibility
Consider busway routes and tap-off positions for changing production layouts and future expansion.
Whole-life planning
Evaluate operating hours, fuel use, service access and maintenance scheduling alongside initial equipment cost.
From equipment to coordinated operation
- Diesel standby or prime generation according to the operating duty.
- Gas generation considered where the fuel supply and operating economics suit the project.
- Busway and transformers aligned with production zones and future load additions.
- Load-shedding and automatic transfer strategies agreed with the plant operator.
Project information to prepare
Production load list; largest motor; drive and harmonic loads; shift pattern; outage history; future expansion; installation layout.
Recommended product families
Questions before selection
Can the equipment be configured for our site?
Voltage, frequency, enclosure, controls and supporting equipment are reviewed against the project brief. Availability and the final bill of materials are confirmed in the quotation.
How is generator capacity selected?
The selection considers running load, starting loads, operating duty, redundancy and site derating. A nameplate total alone is not a complete sizing study.
What documentation should be agreed?
Confirm the technical schedule, drawings, test scope, operating manuals, destination compliance requirements and service responsibilities before placing an order.
Plan your factory power system.
Production load list; largest motor; drive and harmonic loads; shift pattern; outage history; future expansion; installation layout.




