Generator Docking Station Topologies

Temporary generator only feeding the building load. No permanent generator or load bank. Temporary generator cam connections feed through the temporary generator isolation breaker to the building load.

Permanent generator lands at the bus, with the generator breaker located at the generator set. Temporary generator cam connections feed through the temporary generator isolation breaker. No load bank.

Similar to the Dual Generator Docking Station, but adds a local isolation breaker on the permanent source feeding this bus, or a utility isolation breaker, so the Automatic Transfer Switch has a defined upstream breaker.

Permanent generator feeds the load bank cam connections through a load bank breaker only. Stand-alone load bank connection.

Permanent generator feeds the building load, with a switched connection to the load bank.

Permanent load bank configuration with an added temporary generator inlet through a temporary generator isolation breaker. Dual-purpose configuration.

Paired distribution layout: permanent generator and load bank on one side; temporary generator and building load on the other. Short copper runs to each device side. Load bank remains on the generator side.

Dual-purpose interlocked hub. Permanent generator can feed the building load or the load bank, and a temporary generator inlet is provided. Interlocked so only one path, load bank or temporary generator, can be active.

Service entrance version. Adds a utility isolation breaker, SERTK, so this cabinet serves as the service disconnect. Supports permanent generator, temporary generator, and often load bank connections.