Empowering massive commercial operations and retail spaces with a continuous 2750kVA Baudouin-powered standby genset to eliminate revenue loss.
In massive retail environments, a power outage is more than just an inconvenience—it represents an immediate threat to customer safety, facility security, and commercial revenue. Modern shopping malls rely heavily on continuous electricity for climate control, escalators, point-of-sale (POS) systems, and expansive lighting networks. To ensure an uninterrupted, premium shopping experience, the Uzum Bazaar project required an exceptionally powerful and reliable energy solution.
Purpose
To provide robust, continuous power support and reliable performance for the expansive Uzum Bazaar shopping mall project in Uzbekistan. The system is designed to seamlessly manage the facility's heavy commercial loads, ensuring retail operations continue flawlessly during grid fluctuations.
Where
Location: Uzbekistan
Facility Type: Commercial & Shopping Mall
Supplying backup power to a mega-mall involves managing highly complex and variable loads. Emsa Jeneratör met this challenge by delivering a massive 2750kVA unit. Driven by a high-capacity Baudouin engine and paired with a world-class Mecc Alte alternator, this heavy-duty system is engineered to effortlessly handle the sudden surges associated with restarting large commercial HVAC chillers, massive lighting grids, and elevator banks simultaneously.
Supply & Technical Specifications
- Capacity: 2750 kVA Standby
- Engine: Baudouin (Model: 12M55G2750/5)
- Alternator: Mecc Alte (Model: ECO46-2L/4)
- Quantity Supplied: 1 Unit
Tangible Results and Impact
The Emsa power system now acts as the reliable backbone of the mall’s energy security. Key project outcomes include:
- Commercial Reliability: Eliminates the risk of downtime and revenue loss by keeping store registers, payment gateways, and security networks actively online.
- Enhanced Customer Experience: Maintains ideal interior climate control, bright lighting, and overall safety for thousands of daily visitors, even during major municipal blackouts.