June 15, 2018
Community Microgrids Bypass Aging Infrastructure
One way in which people are bypassing the United States' aging infrastructure is the implementation of microgrids. A community microgrid has many additional benefits beyond simply providing a more reliable power source for a local town or city; community microgrids also give consumers more control over what type of power is being manufactured, like solar power or wind power. In…
Read MoreSeptember 28, 2017
What Does Tier 4 Mean? New Standards Explained – Woodstock
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) routinely issues new standards regarding emissions. One relatively new standard is "Tier 4." But what does Tier 4 mean? Basically, the EPA's Tier 4 regulations is a set of requirements aimed at reducing harmful emissions. Tier 4 is the strictest set of standards to date in terms of emissions regulations, and generator owners must…
Read MoreNovember 02, 2018
Electric Generator: How it Works to Provide Backup Power
Electrical generators are standalone machines that provide electricity when power from the local grid is unavailable. But how do these machines provide electrical power if the grid goes out or is unavailable? Are they safe and reliable to use in emergency situations? In this post, the experts at Woodstock Power examine the electric generator: how it works to provide backup…
Read MoreDecember 06, 2017
Generator Installation
Generator Installation by Skilled Professionals Though a backup generator is a good idea for any business, the installation is not a job for anyone—that’s a task best left to the professionals. And, not just any professionals. You want a team trusted by thousands to complete the job quickly, correctly and safely. Whether you're looking to purchase an industrial generator or…
Read MoreJune 22, 2018
The Most Common Cause of Emergency Power System Failure
During times of emergencies, facilities need an emergency power system that they can rely on to keep essential functions operating and ensure the safety of everyone onsite. The most common factor causing emergency power systems to fail is weak or dead batteries. Contaminated diesel fuel can be a leading cause of damaged, dead batteries and in itself is another common…
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