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Power and cooling equipment for large-load projects

Switchyard Power supplies electrical and thermal equipment to contractors, EPCs and developers building in Canada and the United States, from the utility interconnect to the rack.

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Single-line diagram from utility interconnect to the rack A simplified power path: utility interconnect, HV breaker and power transformer, MV bus inside an E-house, pad-mount transformer, LV bus with standby generator, UPS, busway to the rack, and a liquid cooling loop. Each stage links to its product page. G UPS CDU Utility interconnectCable, towers, conductors HV & substationTransformers, GIS, reactive power E-houseModular power MV distributionSwitchgear, RMU, PMT GenerationStandby gensets LV, UPS, busway480V distribution CoolingLiquid loop, heat rejection Rack

Grid to rackSubstation, MV and LV distribution, generation and cooling from one supplier, as single items or factory-integrated packages.

Certification firstEvery quote comes with a project-specific code and certification matrix for your jurisdiction.

Built for long-lead itemsTransformers, switchgear and E-houses are where schedules slip. That's where we start.

What we supply

Who we work with

AI data centres

Distribution, UPS, busway, standby generation and cooling for campus and behind-the-meter scope.

Utilities and public infrastructure

Substation and interconnect equipment for contractors bidding on Canadian public tenders.

Industrial and large-load

Campus MV, on-site generation and power quality for plants and processing sites.

How certification works

Equipment entering a Canadian or US project has to meet local code before it's energized. We don't describe our range as blanket-certified, because certification depends on the product, the plant it's built in and the jurisdiction.

For each project, you get a matrix showing what's listed (CSA, cUL or NRTL), what goes through utility qualification, and what needs a field evaluation, before you commit.

Canada complianceUS compliance

How we work

  1. Send your schedule

    Equipment list, single-line diagram and timeline.

  2. Get the certification matrix

    We confirm what fits your jurisdiction line by line.

  3. Receive a quote

    Pricing, lead times and delivery terms.

  4. FAT, delivery and commissioning support

    Factory acceptance testing and an inspection plan agreed in advance.

Have a project with long-lead equipment?

Send us the equipment schedule and we'll come back with availability, lead times and pricing.

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