Generator Electrical and Controls Service
Generator Preventative Electrical Maintenance
Our preventative maintenance focuses on the electrical and control systems that must work when a generator is called to start, synchronise, carry load or shut down safely.
Service scope
Electrical and controls expertise for generator reliability
Our preventative maintenance focuses on the electrical and control systems that must work when a generator is called to start, synchronise, carry load or shut down safely.
What we can do
- Control-panel, wiring and termination inspection
- Battery, charger and DC control-supply checks
- Alarm, shutdown and emergency-stop testing
- Controller event and fault-history review
- ATS, remote-start and status-signal functional checks
What you receive
- A prioritised defect and recommendation report
- Early identification of heat, corrosion or connection problems
- Improved confidence in automatic operation
- A practical maintenance interval based on duty and environment
Useful information for your enquiry
- Generator make, model and rating
- Controller, AVR or protection make and model
- Fault codes, alarm history or operating symptoms
- Photos of the generator, control panel and switchboard
- Site location, access constraints and operational priority
Related services
Connected generator support
Generator Electrical Fault Finding
Structured diagnosis of starting, charging, shutdown, sensing, wiring and intermittent electrical faults.
Generator Controller Repairs and Replacement
Diagnosis, replacement, programming and recommissioning of generator controllers and associated inputs and outputs.
Generator Control System Upgrades
Modernisation of obsolete controllers, protection, communications and operator interfaces on serviceable generator sets.
Frequently asked questions
Planning your service
What should I provide before a service visit?
Send the site location, generator rating, controller or AVR model, fault codes, photos and a description of the required operating outcome.
Is this service limited to emergency generators?
No. The electrical and controls scope can apply to standby, prime-power and parallel diesel generator installations, subject to equipment and site requirements.