July 14, 2016
Tier 4 Emissions – What’s it all about?
What is Tier 4? EPA established a set of emissions requirements referred to as Tier 4. These requirements have been implemented to reduce the emission of oxides of nitrogen (NOx), particulate matter (PM), and other toxins into the air. In order to assist in the steady rate of air quality improvement, EPA put forth the New Source Performance Standards (NSPS),…
Read MoreJuly 28, 2017
Effectively Operating A Mission Critical Environment
When it comes to effectively operating a mission critical environment, there are a number of ways to ensure efficiency. From steps taken to reduce the chance of human error to the purchase and installation of a backup generator unit, preventive measures can keep mission-critical applications running uninterrupted. Key to Running a Successful Mission Critical Environment According to Consulting-Specifying Engineer, there…
Read MoreMay 10, 2022
Restaurants
Dinner is Served When it comes to reputation, restaurants face some of the harshest critics whether it deals with food quality or service. In events like power outages, restaurants can face losses aside from reputation and customer complaints, there’s a chance to lose any stock that needs to be carefully frozen or refrigerated. Regardless of what caused a power outage,…
Read MoreJune 08, 2017
Used Whole-House Generators – Save On Your Investment
Investing in whole-house generators is a smart move to ensure you have back-up power in case of emergencies; luckily, opting for used whole-house generators is an easy way to save on your investment. The installation of a used whole-house generator is a great way to make sure you’re prepared for any situation that can cause a loss of power, at a fraction…
Read MoreDecember 08, 2017
Facilities & Business
Why Have a Standby Generator? Having a standby generator can seem like an unnecessary expense. Some facility owners attempt to save money by relying solely on the primary power grid and not installing a backup solution. The problem with this is that, depending on the nature of your business, industry or service, a loss of power can be very costly,…
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