Which GSU opportunities should an owner submit?
Submit surplus, used, spare, retired, or project-canceled units with verifiable ownership and configuration. Explain the generator or project application only when disclosure is authorized.
What should the first GSU email contain?
Include authority, OEM, serial, MVA stages, all voltages, frequency, impedance, BIL, vector group, OLTC or DETC, cooling, location, condition, accessories, photographs, drawings, FAT, tests, oil records, and asking basis.
How does J&J screen a GSU transformer?
J&J compares authority and serial evidence with the stated ratings, condition, location, records, accessory scope, environmental information, market fit, and commercial expectations.
Which logistics facts affect a GSU review?
Disclose whether the unit is installed, stored, or pulled; its oil and shipping state; site access; missing components; and responsibility for outage, dismantlement, rigging, loading, and freight.
How can an owner offer a GSU?
Submit through the seller intake, call 346-276-9540, or email Tommy Marco at tommy@jjtransformers.com. Interest and availability require written confirmation.
What do equipment owners ask before submitting?
These answers explain the ownership, evidence, condition, environmental, logistics, and commercial questions equipment owners ask most often. Submission does not guarantee a purchase, offer, or transaction.
Can I sell a project-canceled GSU?
Yes. Provide ownership or transfer authority, OEM status, configuration, condition, storage history, included scope, remaining obligations, and records.
Does J&J review used GSUs?
Yes. Include maintenance, operating, inspection, oil, fault, and removal records when available.
Can a pre-FAT GSU be submitted?
Yes, for review. State the manufacturing stage, remaining work, payment status, title position, and testing still required.
Should generator information be included?
Include authorized information that explains the GSU’s original duty and interfaces without disclosing restricted project information.
Who confirms suitability for a new project?
The buyer and its engineers must confirm suitability, protection, interconnection, installation, and operation. J&J is not the engineer of record.
Is an offer guaranteed?
No. Technical fit, evidence, authority, location, condition, scope, timing, and terms determine interest.