August 02, 2019
Items to Consider Before Buying a Natural Gas Generator
Natural gas generators in commercial and industrial build variants are a popular choice, especially in urban environments. The reason being is that natural gas generators generally produce less noise and the fuel burns cleaner than their diesel counterparts. In fact, natural gas is considered one of the cleanest fossil fuel energy sources used in generators. The single largest benefit of…
Read MoreSeptember 17, 2020
Featured Generator: 2 mW Cummins DQKAB EPA Tier 2 Diesel Generator
We just got in another 2000 kW (2 mW) Cummins DQKAB EPA Tier 2 generator set! This genset is a powerhouse ready to provide backup power to a variety of commercial and industrial applications that require standby power! Features include: - Year 2008 manufacture - EPA Tier 2 - Weatherproof enclosure - QSK60-NR2 engine - 3000 gallon diesel base tank…
Read MoreFebruary 19, 2019
Banks
The Importance of Backup Generators for Banks Emergency power generators are must-have items for banking and financial institutions. A backup generator will activate automatically within seconds of an outage and keep all electrically connected systems up and running. A reliable commercial generator for banks can even provide a continuous power supply if electricity from the grid is unavailable for a…
Read MoreSeptember 02, 2021
Backup Generators: Why Pick Diesel?
When it comes to backup power solutions for businesses and facilities, industrial backup generators are one of the most commonly used solutions available in the market. Backup generators come in both standby (stationary) and rental style (portable) form factors that provide flexible backup power options for customers in need across various different industries. These backup generators most commonly come in…
Read MoreFebruary 23, 2018
Electrical Room Design: Factors to Consider & What Can Go Wrong
When beginning to lay plans for electrical room designs, there are many factors to consider. It’s also important to think about what can go wrong in order to prevent these issues from occurring. Some examples of what can go wrong with an electrical room include problems arising from purchasing equipment that is larger than anticipated or needed, as well as water…
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