Genesal Energy ensures business continuity for a shopping area in Denmark

The installation of a generator in a shopping centre is crucial to ensure operational continuity in the event of a widespread power outage. As these can cause significant economic losses, backup power can mitigate these risks by protecting food and perishable goods, as well as ensuring the safety of customers and employees on the premises.

The project presented considerable complexity, as the starting point was the need to fit a 660 kVA genset in a small room. To meet the customer’s needs, the engineering department designed a special canopy, with a completely redesigned frame that made it possible to reduce the height of the final assembly. This redesign was possible thanks to a made-to-measure silencer and the redesign of the cab’s longitudinal axles.

In addition, to meet the requirement to maintain an average noise level of 80 dB(A) at 1 meter, an external silencer was designed to be attached to the room’s air outlet, ensuring that the appropriate acoustic levels are maintained, and the comfort of the end customer is safeguarded.

‘This project in Copenhagen is a perfect example of how Genesal Energy adapts to the specific needs of each client, even in the most challenging conditions,’ explains Genesal Energy’s engineering department. ‘Our mission is to provide energy solutions that are not only effective, but also contribute to the safety and well-being of the communities in which we operate.’

Genesal Energy continues to reaffirm its commitment to innovation and quality in the energy sector, ensuring that commercial facilities across Europe have the solutions they need to deal with any eventuality.

Features

• Generator room air outlet silencer-30 dB(A).
• Special canopy with a maximum height of 2,000 mm and made-to-measure silencer, side-mounted exhaust outlet.
• Double set of batteries with automatic changeover (AUTO+MANUAL).
• Motorised circuit breaker.
• Liquid collection tray.
• Relays for control of motorised on-site grilles.