Trystar

Trystar produces portable and stationary resistive load banks for generator testing and commissioning, custom switchgear and automatic transfer switches, power-distribution skids, and integrated battery energy storage system containers. Its equipment is used to validate, maintain, and operate backup and prime power systems at sites where unplanned outages carry extreme operational or safety costs.

Primary end-markets include hyperscale and colocation data centers requiring fail-safe commissioning and load-bank testing, hospitals with emergency power systems governed by NFPA code compliance, utility-scale renewable integration sites, and commercial/industrial microgrid projects. The common thread is a need for engineered power assurance — building owners and EPC firms cannot rely on off-the-shelf distribution panels for site-specific, high-amp, outdoor-rated environments.

Trystar operates as an original equipment manufacturer with in-house engineering, fabrication, and testing capabilities. It is not a project developer or electrical contractor. It designs, assembles, and factory-tests integrated power platforms — including containerized battery storage and medium-voltage switchgear — that are shipped to job sites for final connection by the site's electrical contractor.

Trystar provides the physical integration layer between battery modules, inverters, transformers, and site-level controls. It builds and factory-commissions containerized DC-coupled and AC-coupled energy storage systems, combining battery racks, thermal management, switchgear, and fire-suppression hardware into a single shipped unit. This reduces field-labor hours and commissioning complexity for developers and EPC firms deploying storage at commercial and utility scale.

The company's primary facilities are in Faribault, Minnesota, with additional manufacturing capability gained through acquisition, including a Canadian location added in 2021 focused on medium-voltage equipment. These sites support fabrication, electrical assembly, load-bank build-out, and full-system integration testing prior to shipment.