Many generator suppliers offer a standard package and leave the OEM or upfitter to adapt the vehicle around it. That approach may appear simple at the beginning, but it can create compromises throughout the design and installation process. A standard generator may have the wrong dimensions for the preferred compartment, place service points in difficult locations, require changes to airflow or exhaust routing, or provide limited flexibility for controls and accessories. It may also introduce unwanted noise or vibration into a workspace where technicians spend long shifts operating sensitive equipment.
Those compromises can affect more than the initial installation. Poor service access can increase maintenance time. Inadequate airflow can affect operating performance. Excessive vibration can reduce operator comfort and place additional stress on surrounding components. A generator that does not match the real load profile may also operate inefficiently or fail to provide the performance expected in the field.
PowerTech takes a different approach. We work to understand the vehicle, the equipment it carries, and the environment in which it will operate before recommending a solution.
