February 08, 2018
A Closer Look At Natural Gas Generators
Natural gas generators are a viable alternative to diesel-powered generators, especially in primary power applications, or those requiring extreme emissions regulation. Though they vary slightly from diesel engines, the two have more in common than not. They share more than three-quarters of their components, including the engine block, piston rods, main bearing, crankshaft and EGR systems. It’s the elements that…
Read MoreAugust 23, 2018
Stationary Generators
Used Industrial/Commercial Stationary Generators Featuring Brands You Know and Trust At Woodstock Power Company, we understand the importance of superior generator reliability, which is why we only offer the most top-rated used equipment from reputable brands such as Caterpillar, Olympian, Kohler and Generac that has been thoroughly tested, serviced and verified so that you won't have to worry about running out of power in an emergency situation.…
Read MoreSeptember 19, 2017
Generator Basics: Control Panels
If you have made the investment in a backup power generator, ensuring that it is performing at optimal levels is critical to protecting your assets. Today’s modern generator sets come with a control panel of some kind, with varying levels of monitoring options. At the least, the ability to automatically start and stop your generator is crucial to maintaining continuity…
Read MoreSeptember 15, 2021
Understanding EPA Tier Generator Regulations
When buying a new generator, you'll likely see that different types have different Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tier levels. The Tiers relate to the amount of pollutants the generators can produce while meeting the emissions standard. To understand what these Tiers mean for your generator, you should note the EPA diesel emissions standards and how they change over time. A greater…
Read MoreDecember 08, 2017
Grow Rooms
What Could Happen Without a Backup Power Source? An emergency or simple power outage can shut down your operation. A power outage due to a blackout, natural or man-made disaster, emergency shutdown situations, utility grid failures, or planned utility upgrades can completely shut down your operations. It's crucial to have a contingency plan in place for any possible disruption that…
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