Waukesha, WI. Generac Industrial Power, which offers a portfolio of power products ranging from bi-fuel generators to paralleling technologies to transfer switches, is hitting the road for its 2015 Power Trip Experience Tour, traveling throughout North America.
The tour features a 53-foot fully interactive trailer that educates consulting-specifying engineers, electrical contractors, and facilities managers about industrial power solutions. Over 12 previous tours, it has traveled more than 1 million miles and welcomed more than 22,000 engineers.
Generac’s Modular Power System (MPS) will highlight this year’s tour. MPS is an integrated approach to generator paralleling that is cost-competitive with large individual generators and traditional paralleling systems. It also offers redundancy, flexibility and scalability advantages.
The tour will be in Manitoba through June 26. Other stops this summer will include Oregon and Washington (July 6-10); Alberta (July 13-14); British Columbia (July 16-17); Utah and Wyoming (July 27-28); Colorado (July 30-31); Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska (August 10-14), Illinois (August 17-21); Wisconsin (August 24-28); Indiana and Kentucky (August 31 to September 4); Ohio (September 14-18); and Michigan (September 21-25).
In the fall, the tour will extend to Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and Alabama.
The trailer will stop at Generac Industrial Power distributors throughout the year. Visit the website for exact dates, times and locations for each stop.
The Power Trip Experience features innovative back-up power solutions and technologies, including
- two fully functioning diesel generators featuring MPS paralleling technologies;
- a full-size model of a Generac 600 kW Bi-Fuel generator, which, the company reports, is the industry’s only bi-fuel generator that is EPA-compliant from the factory; and
- a full line of transfer switches that meet varying needs, from light industrial applications to demanding critical installations
Classroom training is provided in a 16-seat theater. Visitors can participate in the Generac Professional Development Seminar Series (PDSS), accredited by the Milwaukee School of Engineering, to earn CEUs or PDHs.
To request a tour stop, view the tour schedule, or learn more about the trailer’s offerings, visit the tour site:
www.generac.com/resources-and-tools/education-and-training/power-trip-trailer/2015
