1. Modular Power Systems:
Kaplan Power offers modular power systems, making it easy to integrate multiple generator sets. These systems typically consist of modules that can automatically switch on and off according to load demand.

2. Automatic Control Panels:
Synchronization systems include automatic control panels to coordinate and run generator sets in parallel. These panels provide the user with the ability to monitor and control the status of the generators.

3. Synchronization Control:
Synchronization systems use special control algorithms to ensure voltage, frequency and phase matching between generators. This ensures uninterrupted and reliable operation of energy systems.

4. Parallel Operation and Load Sharing:
The system ensures that generator sets operating in parallel share the load equally. Thus, each generator set meets the energy demand by operating at its optimum capacity.

5. Secondary Control Systems:
Synchronization systems include secondary control systems. These systems perform the necessary settings to ensure that the generator sets operate evenly.

6. Manual or Automatic Synchronization Options:
Users can either perform the synchronization process manually or leave it in automatic mode. Automatic synchronization automates the process, making it easier to use and reducing the margin for error.

7. Seamless Commissioning and De-Commissioning:
Synchronization systems use special algorithms to ensure an uninterrupted flow of energy while controlling the start-up and shutdown of generator sets.

8. Data Recording and Monitoring:
The system can record and monitor information such as the operating status of generator sets, performance data and history. This gives users the ability to analyze the history and performance of the system.