Reliable Standby
Diesel Power For
Critical Operations
HIPOWER HDI Series standby diesel generators provide dependable emergency power for commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities across California. With power ranges from 60 kW to 2000 kW, these systems are built for fast startup, long service life, and demanding standby applications.
HIGH RELIABILITY
The HDI Series diesel generators are engineered with an extensive range of innovative standard features and are built to comply with rigorous NFPA 110 standards, ensuring power restoration within seconds for critical life-safety systems.
ROBUST POWER OUTPUT
Built for mission-critical applications, every HDI Series diesel generator incorporates industrial-grade, US EPA-certified engines and robust generator ends, delivering fast-response starting with stable voltage and frequency.
DURABILITY & COMPLIANCE
Premium-grade weatherproof, sound-attenuated enclosures offer robustness and quiet sound suppression and are certified to sustain winds up to 200 mph. Fuel tank configurations are available to support extended operation and meet regional compliance standards.
BUILT TO WITHSTAND EXTREME CONDITIONS
HIPOWER Heavy Duty Industrial (HDI) Diesel Standby Series generator sets are engineered with innovative standard features and a wide range of configurable options. HDI Series generators meet rigorous testing and quality standards, including UL 2200, IBC, and CSA certifications on models up to 2000 kW, helping ensure dependable performance in the most demanding applications.
POWERING YOUR LIFE
For over a decade, Leddy Power has been California’s trusted source for expert planned maintenance, testing, and repair service for emergency generators serving mission-critical facilities such as surgical centers, telecommunications facilities, and 911 dispatch centers.
NEED STANDBY DIESEL POWER FOR YOUR FACILITY?
From system design and installation to ongoing maintenance and emergency service, Leddy Power provides dependable standby power solutions for commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities throughout California.
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What are HIPOWER HDI standby diesel generators designed for?
The HDI Series is designed for stationary emergency standby power in commercial, industrial, and mission-critical facilities. Common applications include healthcare, data centers, manufacturing, government facilities, utilities, and other operations that need dependable backup power during an outage.
What power range is available in the HIPOWER HDI Series?
The HDI standby diesel lineup covers applications from 60 kW to 2,000 kW. Available voltage, phase, enclosure, fuel tank, and control configurations vary by model, so the system should be selected around the facility load and project requirements.
Can an HDI generator start automatically during a power outage?
Yes. When the generator is paired with a properly designed automatic transfer switch and controls, the system can detect a utility interruption, start the generator, and transfer the facility load to backup power. Transfer timing and system configuration depend on the application and applicable code requirements.
Can an HDI standby generator be customized for a specific site?
Yes. Available configurations include open-skid and sound-attenuated enclosures, multiple fuel-tank capacities, circuit-breaker options, heaters, remote annunciation, paralleling controls, monitoring, and other engineered features. Leddy Power can help match the enclosure and system options to the site, climate, runtime, sound, and compliance requirements.
How much diesel fuel storage does a standby generator need?
Fuel capacity depends on generator size, electrical load, required runtime, local codes, and the facility’s emergency plan. HIPOWER offers multiple sub-base tank configurations, but the appropriate capacity must be calculated for the selected model and expected operating conditions.
Does Leddy Power provide service for HIPOWER standby generators?
Yes. Leddy Power provides installation support, commissioning, planned maintenance, diagnostics, repair, load bank testing, parts, and emergency service for commercial power systems. A maintenance plan can be built around the generator, transfer switch, site conditions, and required level of readiness.
