Hennig Introduces New Website Configurator for Power Gen Enclosure Builds
Site designed to save time, money and engineering through series of online selections, make spec writing much easier.
Hennig, Inc. (Machesney Park, IL) launched an online configurator for equipment builders, consulting/specifying engineers, architectural spec writers, contractors and others involved in the delivery of power generation systems. Through the use of the Hennig configurator’s computer software, integrated and fully interactive at the company website, spec writers can immediately begin the process of designing the ideal enclosure and fuel tank configurations from the company’s offerings. Every parameter for all popular power gen unit brands has been incorporated into this online service by Hennig, a major supplier of enclosures and fuel tanks to the industry.
All performance and dimensional requirements are menu selected, along with all electric, HVAC, exhaust system, roof, door and materials of construction on the enclosure. Likewise, for the sub-base diesel fuel tank, all size and accessory specs are selectable on a downloadable Excel spreadsheet menu for easy completion. Upon completion of the selections, a document file is generated for the enclosure spec and another for the fuel tank.
The created specification can then be electronically submitted to Hennig for a fast and accurate quotation of price and delivery.
“Through this system, the Hennig enclosure and fuel tank are precisely matched to the generator and the particular conditions of the installation. No need to make a standard product ‘fit’ the requirement. It really is a useful time- and money-saving tool,” says Robin Moore, the Hennig vice president for engineering and operations.
Hennig currently builds enclosures and fuel tanks to be compatible with CAT, Cummins, Detroit Diesel (MTU Onsite Energy), Kohler and all other leading brands of power generators. The company also works with the power gen distributors, plus design/engineering firms, consulting engineering firms and all levels of the building contractor community.
