Engineering tools, buyer’s guides, configurators and updates to help you specify and source transformers, switchboards and cables.
The Evenson Power resource center brings together the tools and knowledge that engineers, contractors, developers and buyers rely on to plan an electrical installation. Whether you are sizing a transformer for a data center, choosing the interrupting rating of a UL 891 switchboard, or budgeting a solar farm, you will find a practical, free resource here — and a direct path to the hardware that delivers it.
Our resources are written by the same technical team that engineers and supplies Evenson Power equipment, so the guidance reflects real-world specification and procurement, not theory. Explore the calculators, guides and configurators below, and subscribe for monthly updates on new product lines and stock.
Monthly updates on projects, inventory and new product lines from Evenson Power.
From a quick kVA-to-amps check to a full mining or solar build, our tools and guides are grounded in how Evenson Power actually engineers and supplies equipment worldwide.
Our long-form guides walk through how to specify the most common power equipment — what information is needed, which standards apply, and the trade-offs between options like oil-immersed and dry-type transformers, or UL 891 switchboards versus panelboards and switchgear.
The electrical calculators convert between kVA, amps, kW and fault current for three-phase and single-phase systems, helping you size equipment and coordinate protection in seconds.
The BTC mining and solar farm configurators let you plan a complete deployment and understand the power infrastructure it requires — then request a quote for the transformers, switchboards and cable to build it.
Unlike generic reference sites, the Evenson Power resource center is maintained by the same engineers who specify and supply our transformers, switchboards and cables. That means the guidance reflects real procurement and installation experience — the information a manufacturer actually needs to quote, the trade-offs that matter on site, and the standards that govern each product. It is practical knowledge aimed at helping you make better, faster decisions.
Start with a calculator to size the load, read a buyer’s guide to choose between options, use a configurator to plan a complete mining or solar build, then request a quote — all without leaving the Evenson Power ecosystem. Bringing tools, knowledge and supply together shortens the path from idea to energized installation, and keeps your specification consistent from first sketch to delivered hardware.
Power-equipment lead times, inventory and product lines change constantly. Subscribe to the Evenson Power list for monthly updates on new stock, product launches and projects, so you can plan procurement around real availability. Whether you buy occasionally or run a continuous pipeline, staying informed helps you secure equipment before lead times stretch.
The Evenson Power resource center is deliberately connected to our catalog: a calculation links to the matching transformer, a guide links to the product it describes, a configurator ends in a request for quotation. That continuity removes the usual gaps between planning a system and procuring it. You can specify with confidence knowing the same team that wrote the guidance also engineers, certifies and delivers the equipment, anywhere EP Group operates.
Specifying power equipment can stall when teams lack a quick, trustworthy reference. By putting calculators, buyer’s guides and configurators in one place, Evenson Power compresses the research phase: an engineer can size a load, compare transformer types, and understand switchboard ratings in a single session, then hand a clear specification to procurement. That shorter cycle means projects reach the quotation stage faster and with fewer revisions.
Different people need different things from the same project. Engineers want formulas, standards and selection logic; estimators want fast figures and realistic lead times; owners and developers want to understand the power chain and its cost drivers. The Evenson Power resource center is organized so each role finds what it needs — tools for calculation, guides for decisions, configurators for planning, and news for availability — without wading through marketing.
Standards evolve, products launch and lead times shift. We keep these resources current so the guidance reflects today’s market, and everything is free to use with no gate. If you need something we have not published yet — a specific calculation, a comparison, or help interpreting a standard for your project — contact our engineers and we will help directly.
The goal of every Evenson Power resource is to remove friction from a technical buying decision. Instead of hunting across datasheets and forums, an engineer can land on one page, run the exact calculation a project needs, read a concise explanation of the trade-offs, and move straight to a specification — all grounded in how the equipment is actually built and supplied. That confidence matters most on high-stakes projects like data centers, substations and mining sites, where a wrong assumption is expensive to unwind. By connecting tools, guidance and supply, we help you specify once, correctly, and get to a quotation and a delivered system with fewer revisions and less risk.
