Put factory-direct sourcing to work for your schedule and budget. ISG coordinates equipment design, manufacturing and delivery around your specifications, helping simplify procurement and prepare your project for energization.
CANADA • FRANCE • GERMANY • UNITED KINGDOM • UNITED STATES
Custom power equipment, designed and manufactured to your specifications.
Project-specific containerized power equipment packages with transformer and distribution equipment, structural fabrication and electrical integration.
Need a different voltage, enclosure or configuration? Send us your specifications. Final ratings, listing scope and delivery are established in the manufacturer’s quotation and technical submittal.
CUSTOM DESIGN & MANUFACTURING
Designed for your project. Manufactured to your specifications.
Tell us the ratings, footprint, enclosure and operating requirements you need. We coordinate the design and manufacturing scope with our factory partners, from a single unit to a coordinated power equipment package.
For projects in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and worldwide, start with the equipment scope and required date. A current quotation establishes the available production slot and delivery responsibilities.
SUPPLIER-PUBLISHED FACTORY ESTIMATES
16–18 weeks EXWPad-mounted transformers
32–34 weeks EXWGenerator step-up transformers
42–46 weeks EXWEHV power transformers
Supplier brochure estimates, subject to configuration and current factory capacity. The quotation confirms the schedule start, named EXW pickup point and logistics responsibilities. Freight, site delivery and commissioning require separate scope. Request your project schedule ↗
Match the equipment to the standard your project requires. Review the supplier’s published listings, standards and enclosure classifications by product.
UL 891LV switchboards
UL 508AIndustrial control panels
UL 845Motor control centers
UL 67Panelboards
View all product standards and certification details +
UL 891; CSA; ANSI; NEMA. Supplier states UL Listed / CSA Listed compliance; UL file E541160. NEMA 1 / 12 / 3R options.
Medium-Voltage Switchgear
IEEE C37.20.2; ANSI C37 design references. Supplier states UL / CSA Type Tested. NEMA 1 / 3R options.
Generator Step-Up Transformers
IEEE C57.12.00 / C57.12.90; IEC 60076. Applicable efficiency requirements, insulating fluid and spill-containment provisions are confirmed for the selected design and site.
Panelboards
UL 67; CSA; ANSI; NEMA. Supplier states UL Listed. NEMA 1 / 12 / 3R / 4X options.
Cast-Resin Transformers
UL Listed; IEEE C57.12.01; IEC 60076-11. Source lists F1 fire behavior, C1 / C2 / C3 climate and E2 humidity classes.
VPI Transformers
The shared CRT / VPI product page references UL Listed; IEEE C57.12.01; IEC 60076-11; ANSI / IEEE / CSA / DOE. Confirm classifications for the selected VPI design.
Industrial Control Panels
UL 508A; CSA. Supplier states UL Listed; UL file E50611. NEMA 1 / 12 / 3R / 4X options.
Motor Control Centers
UL 845; CSA. Supplier states UL Listed. NEMA 1 / 12 enclosure options.
Containerized Solutions
Supplier scope lists IEC / IEEE / UL / CSA / DOE transformer references and IP64 / IP65 or fire-rated enclosure options. Confirm the selected equipment’s certifications, applicable efficiency requirements, enclosure test reports and complete-package acceptance requirements.
Standards references and supplier listing claims are shown by product. Request current manufacturer listing documentation, test reports and the applicable standard edition for the selected configuration. Enclosure and component ratings have their own evaluation scope.
03 / FROM SPECIFICATION TO SUPPLY
From specification to shipment. Keep the project moving.
Review equipment scope, factory pricing and production availability in one conversation. We align design approvals, manufacturing and shipment with your installation milestones, so you can assess cost and schedule together.
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Define the equipment
Share your single-line diagram, ratings, quantity and site conditions. We align the configuration with your load, application and required standards.
02
Get factory-direct pricing
Review the equipment scope, technical submittal and commercial terms with a direct path to our manufacturing partners.
03
Secure the production schedule
Confirm factory availability, approval milestones and logistics. Establish a realistic delivery plan that supports your target energization date.
04 / MICROGRIDS & RESILIENCY
More control. Resiliency by design.
Coordinate the power. Protect the operation.
Coordinate utility power, onsite generation, battery storage and controls around critical loads and operating priorities. ISG aligns electrical equipment requirements with your engineering and controls partners.
Transformers, switchgear, protection and distribution equipment establish the path from each power source to the site’s loads.
02 / CONTROL & OPTIMIZATION
Microgrid controls, EMS & DERMS
A microgrid controller coordinates local resources and operating modes. An energy management system (EMS) schedules resources around demand, cost and reserve priorities. A distributed energy resource management system (DERMS) can coordinate distributed assets with broader grid requirements.
03 / OPERATIONAL RESILIENCY
Plan for the interruption
Establish critical-load priorities, reserve duration, protection coordination and recovery sequences. Islanded operation requires a suitable system design, utility coordination and commissioning.
Critical-load planning
Size resources around the loads that must stay operational.
Energy flexibility
Coordinate generation, storage and controllable demand.
A practical path to power
Align equipment and controls with phased site requirements.
Transfer behavior, operating duration and recovery targets depend on project engineering, available resources and commissioning. Confirm protection, controller interfaces and integration responsibilities in the project scope. Microgrid technical context: U.S. Department of Energy ↗
EFFICIENCY & LIFECYCLE PERFORMANCE
Better decisions begin with operating data.
Efficiency you can measure.
Evaluate power equipment against the way your site will operate. Request evidence for energy performance and consider operating cost alongside the equipment price.
01 / EQUIPMENT PERFORMANCE
Ask for the loss data.
Request tested transformer no-load and load losses, stated test conditions and auxiliary power requirements. Compare the selected design against your expected site load profile.
02 / WHOLE-LIFE VALUE
Look beyond purchase price.
Consider installation, projected loss energy, maintenance, replacement assumptions and end-of-life responsibilities. Confirm who provides the analysis and supports the installed equipment.
03 / DISPATCH PRIORITIES
Balance operating objectives.
Cost, emissions and backup reserves can call for different resource schedules. Define your priorities with the controls and engineering team. Quantify outcomes against a clear baseline.
Environmental performance depends on the equipment, energy sources and operating schedule. Request documented assumptions for any savings or emissions claim. No universal savings or carbon reduction is assumed.
Data Centers. Renewable energy. Fleet charging. Industrial operations. Source the core electrical equipment that connects available power to the work your site needs to do.
PRODUCT EXAMPLE
EQUIPMENT FOR YOUR APPLICATION
Data Centers
Transformers and distribution equipment for new development, existing facilities and phased capacity expansion.
Product warranty support and operations and maintenance packages are offered alongside equipment procurement. Define the coverage your site needs before the equipment enters service.
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PRODUCT WARRANTY
Know your coverage.
Review manufacturer warranty terms, the coverage start, parts and labor, exclusions and the claim process with your quotation. Confirm the provider and responsibilities for the selected equipment.
Ask about an O&M package aligned with the installed equipment, operating environment and site priorities. Establish the preventive maintenance scope, service intervals and support responsibilities in your proposal.
Warranty and O&M packages are offered for the selected equipment and project. Request the service provider, geographic coverage, maintenance duties and response commitments in the applicable agreement.
07 / INTELLIGENT SOLUTIONS GROUP INTERNATIONAL
A passion for power. Integrity in every solution.
Serving customers across the globe with factory-direct, advanced power equipment built around their specifications.
Intelligent Solutions Group International is built on honesty, integrity and prompt service. We listen to what your project needs, communicate clearly and connect you with manufacturing partners who can meet the specification.
Intelligent thinking.
Understand the need. Explore better configurations. Align power equipment with the way your site operates.
Solutions that simplify.
Reduce procurement and installation complexity through clear specifications, coordinated equipment and a practical delivery plan.
Group strength. Global reach.
Connect customers with manufacturing partners across international markets, with one focused commercial relationship.
ISG INTERNATIONAL
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★ United States ★ Canada ★ France ★ Germany ★ United Kingdom
WORLD MARKETS
Supporting projects worldwide.
Markets served: the United States, Canada, France, Germany and the United Kingdom. ISG coordinates equipment specifications, factory supply and delivery requirements for projects across these markets.
United States
Canada
France
Germany
United Kingdom
08 / PRODUCT DATA SHEETS
Details for your next project conversation.
The specifications. Within reach.
Specifications, features and standards for every product family, in a consistent format ready for your engineering and procurement teams.
Required kVA / MVA, voltage, amperage, and fault rating
Single-line diagram or equipment schedule, if available
Site location, installation environment, and enclosure needs
Required standards, certifications, and target delivery date
How are specifications and delivery confirmed? +
We review your requirements with the supplying manufacturer. The final quotation and technical submittal establish the selected configuration, applicable certifications, scope, and delivery schedule.
What should a technical proposal establish? +
Equipment ratings, quantity, installation environment and required standards
Current listing scope and applicable factory test reports
Protection, utility and controls integration responsibilities
Factory schedule milestones, named shipping point and site-delivery responsibilities
Warranty start, coverage, service provider and O&M scope
GET A FACTORY-DIRECT QUOTE
Your requirements. Our next conversation.
Share the equipment type, quantity, required ratings and site-delivery date. Include your specifications, equipment schedules or drawings with your quotation request.
