The OTEC transfer switches monitor both power sources, signal generator set to start, automatically transfer power, and return the load to the primary power source once a stable utility is available. The fully integrated controller is designed for practical functionality, with LED indicators and digital pushbuttons for ease of operator use. Cummins Power Generation switches are built to withstand thousands of switching cycles, ensuring maximum reliable operation. The benefits include:

The microprocessor control of the GTEC transfer switch monitors utility and emergency standby generator power. When utility power fails or is unsatisfactory, the control starts the generator, then transfers the load from the utility to the generator. When stable utility power returns, the switch automatically transfers the load back to the utility.

The KTA19 Gas Low Emissions Series provides simple, high efficiency, lean burn natural gas engines. These gas g-drive engines are offered in standby applications that focus on extreme transient capability through load pickup and the ability to meet NFPA 110 requirements. In addition, these Gas Low Emissions Series models meet EPA NSPS Certification and supply air fuel ratio control through Cummins ECMs, the complete Cummins Control System.

This Gas Low Emissions Series provides various 14 liter engines based on your power generation needs. Our continuous applications deliver extreme durability, long life, and dependability, while our standby applications supply unmatched transient capability through the ability to pick up block load while meeting NFPA 110 requirements. Within this flexible series, the GTA855e models meet EPA emissions certification and supply air fuel ratio control through Cummins ECMs, the complete Cummins Control System.

The GTA855 Gas Series supplies two power nodes and gas types within 14 liter spark ignited engines. These natural gas generator drives are offered in standby applications. This particular duty cycle focuses on extreme transient capability by picking up block load and meeting NFPA 110 requirements. Capable of running down to 800 BTU/ft^3, this series has the ability to run on fuels between 33MN (methane number) and natural gas including well-head and non-standard fuels.

Much like the GTA5.9 Gas Series, these light GTA8.3 spark ignited engines deliver world-class durability and reliability. Offering designs in both standby and continuous applications, these engines are fully integrated to meet your power needs. Our continuous gas engines guarantee continuous run time, while our standby engines offer extreme transient capability by picking up block load and meeting NFPA 110 requirements.