Maverick Power launches its first static transfer switch

Maverick Power has introduced its first Static Transfer Switch platform as it broadens its critical power portfolio for data centers, healthcare, industrial and other high-availability environments. The new 600A model is designed to transfer sources in as little as 4 milliseconds and is the first in a planned family that will scale from 400A to 1200A.

Why it matters: - Maverick Power is adding static transfer technology to its critical power lineup at a time when data centers, AI-driven facilities and industrial systems are demanding faster, more resilient power protection. - The platform gives customers another option for maintaining continuous operations during power source disturbances. - The launch also strengthens Maverick Power’s pitch as a single source for mission-critical power infrastructure.

What happened: - Maverick Power announced its first Static Transfer Switch platform. - The first product is the Maverick Power 600A Static Transfer Switch. - The product is aimed at data centers, healthcare facilities, industrial operations and other mission-critical environments. - The platform is the first in a planned STS family that will range from 400A to 1200A. - Maverick Power included a product page at More information.

The details: - The STS platform uses solid-state switching technology. - The system is designed to deliver sub-cycle source transfers. - Source transfers can happen in as little as 4 milliseconds. - The design includes a fully redundant architecture with no single point of failure. - The platform uses cold-swappable switching modules to simplify field serviceability. - A 7-inch NeXen touchscreen HMI with integrated communications is built in. - Maverick Power says its proprietary Advanced Transformer Switching Management technology is designed to reduce transformer magnetic inrush current during source transfers. - The company’s broader portfolio includes low-voltage and medium-voltage switchgear, switchboards, power distribution units, automatic transfer switches, modular systems, e-Houses, skids and field services.

Between the lines: - The launch suggests Maverick Power wants to compete more directly in the resilience layer of electrical infrastructure, not just in distribution hardware. - A modular STS lineup can help the company sell into facilities that need different amperage ranges without changing suppliers. - The emphasis on redundancy, serviceability and transfer speed reflects buyer priorities in environments where even brief interruptions can be costly.

What's next: - Maverick Power plans to expand the STS family into additional amperage ratings up to 1200A. - The company is likely to position the new platform across North American mission-critical markets where continuous uptime is a core requirement. - Chad Dodd, Maverick Power’s chief technology officer, said the launch is another step in expanding the company’s integrated power portfolio and supporting resilient infrastructure.