There are three general reasons why home owners and businesses choose to purchase generator sets:
No mains electricity is available
There is insufficient power from the mains supply to meet requirements
To protect against the possibility of periodic or sustained loss of mains power, which can cause such things as economic loss, loss of power, loss of lighting, loss of life support equipment, loss of production, loss of data storage and loss of products, livestock or even human life.
How do I know what size of generator set to purchase for my premises?
There is no one correct answer to this question. The size of generator set required will depend on a number of individual factors. To ensure that your generator set is correctly sized you should identify the kVA or wattage rating for all the equipment and appliances on your premises that would be required by the generator. This will then enable them to provide you with details of the exact size and type of generator that is most suitable for your needs.
What are the standard components on an generator set?
All generators are made up of a number of different parts. The following are the main components which are standard on all Gensets machines:
Engine
Control Panel
Base Frame and Fuel Tank
Alternator
Circuit Breakers
Guards
Cooling System.
Do you know where to get more information?
You'll have all the information needed to manage the installation, maintenance, repair of emergency generators most widely used in commercial, industrial and manufacturing today.
There are hundreds of thousands of generators being sold annually. The consumer market for this equipment are sectors of society, with high purchasing power. State agencies, massive trade centers, hotels, hospitals, the entire food industry, refrigerators, food processors, plastic industries, major industrial sectors of mining and oil industry, data processing centers, communications and many more. The manufacturers of the equipment can not cope in the maintenance and repair of the same, although the technological development has greatly improved the reliability of the art machinery, reducing maintenance costs, it is impossible to prevent wear of these equipment, and protect against all causes of failure that may occur during the course of its life.
No mains electricity is available
There is insufficient power from the mains supply to meet requirements
To protect against the possibility of periodic or sustained loss of mains power, which can cause such things as economic loss, loss of power, loss of lighting, loss of life support equipment, loss of production, loss of data storage and loss of products, livestock or even human life.
How do I know what size of generator set to purchase for my premises?
There is no one correct answer to this question. The size of generator set required will depend on a number of individual factors. To ensure that your generator set is correctly sized you should identify the kVA or wattage rating for all the equipment and appliances on your premises that would be required by the generator. This will then enable them to provide you with details of the exact size and type of generator that is most suitable for your needs.
What are the standard components on an generator set?
All generators are made up of a number of different parts. The following are the main components which are standard on all Gensets machines:
Engine
Control Panel
Base Frame and Fuel Tank
Alternator
Circuit Breakers
Guards
Cooling System.
Do you know where to get more information?
You'll have all the information needed to manage the installation, maintenance, repair of emergency generators most widely used in commercial, industrial and manufacturing today.
There are hundreds of thousands of generators being sold annually. The consumer market for this equipment are sectors of society, with high purchasing power. State agencies, massive trade centers, hotels, hospitals, the entire food industry, refrigerators, food processors, plastic industries, major industrial sectors of mining and oil industry, data processing centers, communications and many more. The manufacturers of the equipment can not cope in the maintenance and repair of the same, although the technological development has greatly improved the reliability of the art machinery, reducing maintenance costs, it is impossible to prevent wear of these equipment, and protect against all causes of failure that may occur during the course of its life.
