Learn to overcome power failure with successful generator paralleling for emergency power systems
The centralized power grid may fail but your standby power system should not. With the changing climate and an outdated centralized power grid, the importance of emergency power systems continues to grow. This in turn has increased the need for a highly reliable standby power systems solution.
Join Cummins Power Generation’s free upcoming webcast with Consulting-Specifying Engineer on February 17th for a comprehensive overview of fundamental control features needed to parallel generator sets together and with the electrical grid. Traditional switchgear paralleling is reviewed and compared with the integrated paralleling controls that use distributed logic architecture to help you specify a reliable paralleling system. This course can be attributed to continuous learning credits as attendees qualify for a Certificate of Completion.
This informative seminar will be led by our Global Technical Advisor, Hassan Obeid. Hassan has been with Cummins since 2007 in a variety of roles encompassing power systems design engineering, project engineering and application engineering. His passion for solving a wide range of complex technical problems led him to design several crucial power systems components such as switchgears, controls, paralleling, transfer switches, generator sets and digital solutions for a variety of power system applications.
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