Generator configurator and genset sizing software
Configurix connects running and starting loads, kW, kVA, power factor, voltage, frequency, duty ratings, site conditions, generator sets, engines, alternators, controls, fuel systems, enclosures, ATS, auxiliaries, account pricing, quotations, technical documents and reviewed project data in one guided workflow for manufacturers, dealers and power-system specialists.
Connected generator project
One project connects loads, rating, genset, ATS, auxiliaries, price, document and review.
Generator configuration software defined
A connected generator configurator begins with the actual manufacturer catalogue and the electrical inputs required for a responsible sizing. Running kW and kVA, power factor, voltage, frequency, phase, motor starting, nonlinear loads, sequence, transient limits, duty, altitude, temperature, fuel, units and source status remain attached to one governed project.
Generator series, ratings, engines, alternators, voltage codes, excitation, breakers, controllers, enclosures, tanks, cooling, exhaust, heaters, chargers, ATS, paralleling equipment, communications and services can use revisioned product data. Changing a motor start, site condition or voltage updates the same candidate set, package, warnings and price.
The same governed model can power a public selector, ecommerce journey, dealer portal, rental desk, contractor tool and application-engineering workflow. Each channel receives the correct products, territories, account prices, stock, documents and actions while one sizing identity and revision history continue across teams.
A sizing result is not final load study, protection, fault-current, grounding, conductor, selective-coordination, transfer, paralleling, fuel, exhaust, ventilation, emissions, fire, structural or site approval. Configurix preserves manufacturer data, assumptions, warnings and review evidence while qualified parties remain responsible for the actual power system.
Interactive generator-platform planner
A public generator selector, dealer quotation tool and power-system engineering workflow require different load data, calculations and release gates. Use the planner to expose the correct operating scope.
Recommended operating scope
Connect permitted generator series, ratings, engines, alternators, voltage codes, breakers, controllers, fuel systems, cooling, exhaust, enclosures, sound packages, heaters, chargers, ATS, monitoring, service plans and installation options in one commercial revision. A changed rating or accessory updates the same package identity, account price and quote.
Persistent project record
Account · application · load summary · genset · rating · voltage · breaker · controller · fuel · enclosure · ATS · accessories · price · quote
Required release gates
The implementation follows actual generator ranges, sizing data, accessory rules, commercial models and receiving systems—not a generic kVA calculator placed over a catalogue.
Capture enough electrical context to create a defensible generator shortlist.
Guide users to permitted products with a traceable sizing basis.
Build the complete saleable power package around the selected genset.
Keep multi-set equipment connected while system approval remains explicit.
Continue the selected package into the correct commercial model.
Preserve accepted identity while electrical review remains explicit.
One connected process
The customer, dealer, contractor, consultant, application engineer, manufacturer and site team can continue the same project while each role owns the decisions it is qualified to make.
Define the power need
Capture running and starting requirements, voltage, frequency, transient expectations, environment, fuel and source status.
Size and configure
Choose manufacturer products while engine, alternator, transient, ATS, enclosure, fuel and accessory data stay connected.
Create the quotation
Apply the correct account, inventory, freight, installation, commissioning, service, terms and revisioned offer.
Review and release
Record electrical, controls, fuel, exhaust, site, authority and commissioning decisions before accepted data moves downstream.
Use this comparison to separate an early generator recommendation from software that governs loads, ratings, packages, account prices, technical documents, quotations and reviewed handoff.
| Decision | Generic calculator or catalogue | Connected Configurix workflow |
|---|---|---|
| Load state | A total kW value | Stable load list, kW/kVA, power factor, sequence, source and revision |
| Starting demand | One surge factor | Motor method, inrush, UPS, transformer, load step and transient criteria |
| Rating | Recommended kVA | Application, duty, engine, alternator, environment, derating and performance basis |
| Product identity | Suggested model | Manufacturer genset, performance revision, voltage code, controller and options |
| System package | Accessories listed separately | Genset, enclosure, fuel, cooling, exhaust, ATS, controls and services remain connected |
| Engineering scope | A warning below the result | Protection, grounding, transfer, site and authority questions retain owners and status |
| Pricing | Request price | Traceable package, installation, service, account rules and price revision |
| Quotation | Part numbers copied manually | Every line reconciles to sizing, product, option, price and exclusion |
| Order output | Model entered into ERP | Verified identities, schedule, CAD, BOM data, documents and system mapping |
Generator sizing and configuration references
These primary sources define relevant manufacturer-sizing, load, rating, controlgear, test, safety and runtime-3D boundaries. They do not certify a Configurix implementation or replace the electrical, protection, grounding, transfer, fuel, exhaust, ventilation, emissions, fire, structural and site requirements for the actual system.
Manufacturer sizing workflow
Manufacturer reference for load profiles, load steps, voltage and frequency dip, environmental conditions, reports, technical data, drawings and collaboration.
Power-system specification
Manufacturer reference for generator sizing, project calculations, specifications, generator sets, ATS, paralleling, networking, monitoring and drawings.
Load impact and sequencing
Manufacturer engineering reference for running and starting requirements, nonlinear loads, transient voltage and frequency response and load-step sequencing.
Ratings and applications
Official standard scope for application, ratings and performance classifications of engine-driven AC generating sets and associated equipment.
Controlgear and switchgear
Official standard scope for generating-set controlgear and switchgear criteria.
Generating-set test methods
Official standard scope for tests and simulation methods used to characterize a complete generating set.
Generator safety
Official standard scope for safety requirements applying to reciprocating-engine generating sets and associated equipment.
Runtime 3D assets
Primary specification for interoperable runtime scenes, meshes, materials, nodes and animations.
Generator configurator FAQ
Loads, kW/kVA, motor starting, transients, ratings, fuels, enclosures, ATS, paralleling, pricing, quotations, CAD, BOMs, integrations and engineering boundaries.
These pages cover adjacent industrial, commercial and integration layers without repeating generator-specific search intent.
Adjacent rotating equipment
Connect demand, pressure, treatment, storage, controls, pricing and reviewed handoff.
Industrial operating model
Connect application inputs, modular assemblies, visual sales, pricing and engineering review.
Guided product discovery
Define application inputs, candidate ranking, comparison, explanation and sales continuation.
Manufacturer operating model
Connect catalogue rules, visual sales, pricing, dealer workflows and operational handoff.
Commercial calculation
Define option resolution, formulas, services, discounts, margins and revisions.
Operational structure
Separate schedules, priced lines, procurement, BOM and manufacturing structures.
Connected systems
Define identity, authority, APIs, events, errors, retries and reconciliation across the workflow.
Vendor evaluation
Turn load, rating, product, price, document and handoff requirements into testable criteria.
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