Route 01 · Documents ready
I already have a load schedule, SLD, RFP or specification.
Upload the documents and use the same reference for any later project information.
Upload power documentsRHELGAN · Power Project Brief
Give us the destination and the load. Unknown details can stay unknown.
The purpose of this brief is to establish the right technical questions before a generator is quoted. A project does not need a finished electrical design to start, but country, application and known load information materially improve the first review.
Route 02 · Early-stage power requirement
I know what needs power, but the generator has not been specified.
Use the dedicated form below. Apollo can structure the next questions around the actual destination and operating duty.
Open Power BriefUseful starting information
Four inputs make generator selection much more reliable.
Destination
Country, site location, local grid standard and whether the site is remote, island, coastal or difficult-access.
Load
Connected kW/kVA, largest motor or starting load, critical loads and any existing load schedule.
Duty
Standby, prime, weak-grid, off-grid, hybrid or redundant operation and expected daily run hours.
Environment
Ambient temperature, altitude, dust, humidity, salt exposure, rainfall and enclosure requirements.
Structured power intake
Turn the requirement into one controlled RHELGAN power brief.
01
Project + contact
Destination and application are the minimum starting points for a useful generator review.
02
Load + electrical system
Approximate values are useful. A load schedule can be uploaded later if one already exists.
03
Generator architecture
Select any pathways already known. Leave them blank if you want Apollo to structure the options.
04
Project description
Tell us what the generator needs to support, what is already decided and what is still unknown.
Submitting a brief creates no purchase commitment. Final generator selection is based on the live load, duty, destination electrical standard, environment and project scope.
Scope control
The form starts the specification. It does not replace project electrical engineering.
Final load calculation, protection, earthing, switchgear, fuel storage, ventilation, exhaust, installation, statutory approvals, commissioning and local compliance remain project responsibilities unless explicitly included in the written Apollo scope.