Dos and Don’ts for Backup Generators

Having a power back-up is important for all facilities. They keep your systems going in an emergency – alarms and emergency lighting won’t work without one.

Traditional design places the generator on an upper floor or the roof, and the fuel in the basement. This poses a problem when you’re dealing with flooding, which can cause water contamination and busted fuel lines. Earthquakes can also cause things to shift and break.

A self-contained ground unit placed outside the building might be the way to go, and alternative fuels such as natural gas and diesel have benefits as well.

Read the full article here: Backup Generators Anew

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