WB Television Broadcast Facility
Awendaw, South Carolina
Project Overview
1Line Energy led the modernization of the emergency power infrastructure for a WB Television broadcast facility in Awendaw, South Carolina.
The existing 1992 Cummins 300 kW generator was decommissioned and replaced with a new Cummins 350 kW diesel standby system.
The project required full coordination of electrical, mechanical, fuel system upgrades, and continuity planning to maintain broadcast reliability throughout the transition.
Scope of Work
- Decommissioning and removal of existing 1992 Cummins 300 kW generator
- Installation of new Cummins 350 kW diesel standby generator
- Coordination of licensed electrical contractor and generator service technician
- Installation of new diesel day tank supply lines
- Addition of secondary fuel pump for revised generator location
- Installation of new conduit and electrical pathways
- Integration of satellite-based remote monitoring system
- Deployment and connection of temporary mobile generator to maintain operational continuity
- Startup and commissioning
Project Environment
The upgraded 350 kW standby system provides increased capacity, improved reliability, and modern remote monitoring capability. The facility transitioned from aging infrastructure to a fully modernized emergency power platform without interruption to operations.
Infrastructure Impact
The completed installations modernized emergency backup systems across both facilities, strengthening distributed resilience and improving long-term serviceability.
We remain deeply grateful for the men and women who serve our country. Supporting infrastructure that protects and enables their mission is both a responsibility and an honor.
