Generator Synchronization & Automatic Load Sharing
Run two or more generators – or generators and the grid – in parallel as one power source. More capacity, redundancy and fuel savings than a single large generator can offer.
Many Generators, One Reliable Power Source
Synchronization panels match voltage, frequency and phase angle before closing each generator onto a common busbar, then share load automatically. Sets start and stop based on demand, so each runs at an efficient loading and your plant always has a backup if one unit is down.
- Generator-to-generator and generator-to-grid
- Automatic kW and kVAr load sharing
- Load-demand start/stop logic
- Retrofit for existing generators
Complete Synchronization Solutions
Synchronization Panel
ACB per generator, common busbar and metering in one panel.
Sync & Load-Sharing Controllers
Automatic synchronizing with balanced kW and kVAr sharing.
Protection
Reverse power, over/under voltage and frequency, over-current, earth fault.
Load-Demand Logic
Sets start and stop automatically to match plant demand.
Remote Monitoring
Optional remote view of status, alarms and running hours.
Retrofit
Synchronization added to existing compatible generators.
Our Synchronization Process
Site Survey
Generators, governors, AVRs and load profile assessed.
Panel Design
Controller selection, protection scheme and drawings.
Build & Install
Panel manufacturing, installation and control wiring.
Live Commissioning
Synchronizing and load-sharing tests with operator training.
Why Plants Choose Olokan for Synchronization
One Responsible Team
Design, products, installation and after-sales from a single company.
Load-Based Engineering
Every system sized from your real load with a 25% safety margin.
Parts From Our Own Stock
Genuine components available directly from Olokan – less waiting.
Fast After-Sales Support
Maintenance, troubleshooting and AMC to keep your power running.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can’t find your answer? Talk to our engineers – we reply quickly.
Often yes, if their governors and AVRs accept external control. We assess each set during the survey and recommend any controller upgrades needed.
For loads that vary through the day or grow over time, two or more synchronized sets usually save fuel and provide backup if one unit is down.
Yes. Generator-to-grid synchronization allows seamless transfer and peak shaving, subject to utility requirements.
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Plan Your Synchronized Power System
Tell us your generators and load – we’ll recommend the right synchronization scheme.