1.33
m²Footprint of the E-Gen300
Powering a 1822m² site
32
AThree-phase mains power
Available on-site
4358
hOperational time
100% uptime
On a small block in central Brisbane, Hutchinson Builders is tackling one of South Brisbane’s most closely watched developments — a 121.5m tall cylindrical cluster tower comprising of 286 one, two and three-bedroom apartments.
Several other significant projects are ongoing on adjacent lots. This dense volume of builds has necessitated continuous traffic management on the already busy inner-city road, creating a space premium for access and equipment.
Rather than larger containerised power systems situated on the roadside, Hutchinson installed an E-Gen300 in the basement of the building, made possible by the unit’s size — a 10th of a 10-foot containerised alternative.
Situating the unit in the basement prevents tampering and removes the risk of damage from heavy delivery vehicles and the public using the road outside.
When it comes time to remove the unit, it can easily be maneuvered using a trolley jack and picked up by a forklift or telehandler and placed on the bed of a small truck.
The E-Gen300 currently powers a Moritsch RTL325A luffing crane and two Pega 28–37 hoists, typically calling for over 400kVA. Despite power peaks of 218kW and 388A, the unit has maintained an average state of charge of 79.4% with an uptime of 100%.
Moritsch RTL325A
2x Pega 28–37 hoists
10th the size of a 10ft container
A single E-Gen300 installed in the basement of the building powers a Moritsch RTL325A luffing crane and two Pega 28-37 hoists.
Peak Output Current
388A
Peak current outputs delivered by the E-Gen300 were 12x higher than the 32A mains supply.
Peak Output Power
218kW
The E-Gen300 output several peak power loads over 200kW, up to 72% of the units rated 300kVA.
State of Charge (SoC)
79.4%
The E-Gen300 maintained a consistently high average SoC under heavy loads.
