
Industrial Electrical
Industrial standby generators, paralleling switchgear and automatic transfer switches.
When production can't stop for a power outage, Dena Electronics designs and installs industrial standby generator systems — from single-unit installations with automatic transfer switches to multi-unit paralleling switchgear serving critical loads. We work with Cummins, Caterpillar, Generac Industrial, Kohler and MTU platforms, sized for essential production, life-safety, refrigeration or full-plant backup, and commissioned with full load-bank testing.
We meet with your maintenance, engineering and operations leads to understand production goals, uptime targets and existing electrical infrastructure.
Our team walks the plant to review loads, arc-flash labels, single-line drawings and access constraints before finalising the scope.
We prepare drawings, load calculations, short-circuit studies where needed, and a phased execution plan that respects your production windows.
Qualified industrial electrical professionals execute the work to CEC and CSA Z462 standards, with lockout-tagout and full hot-work permits in place.
Insulation resistance, contact resistance, phase rotation, protective-relay and functional testing verify every circuit before energising.
As-built drawings, updated panel schedules, arc-flash labels and closeout documentation are delivered at project closeout.
Yes. Industrial scope, required trade qualifications, permits and project responsibilities can be reviewed during the proposal stage.
Project-specific insurance and documentation can be confirmed during the proposal process.
Absolutely. We routinely execute industrial work on nights, weekends and planned shutdown windows so production keeps running.
Yes — we coordinate with engineering firms for short-circuit and arc-flash studies and apply CSA Z462-compliant equipment labels as part of the deliverable.
Manufacturing plants, food and beverage processing, distribution centres, warehouses, sawmills, cannabis production, cold storage and light-industrial facilities.
Maintenance programs can be scoped around the equipment, facility requirements and preferred service schedule.
Sizing depends on which loads must ride through an outage — motor inrush, HVAC, refrigeration and process loads all factor in. We perform a load study to specify the correct kW/kVA rating for your facility.



