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Buying a generator is typically a significant investment for a home or business owner. It’s also something most consumers don’t do very often, so there’s a lot of confusion around which fuel type to use (diesel, natural gas, propane), which brand is best (Cummins, MTU, Generac, Kohler, HIPOWER), and most especially, what size generator is appropriate. To answer that last question, your...
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Diesel fuel can be stored for up to 6 months at 86°F before it starts to break down. But 86°F is balmy compared to Houston’s average summer temperature of 91°F. Individual days can reach into the hundreds. And a tank left out in the burning sun will get even hotter than that... At these temperatures, diesel fuel breaks down FAST. With this breakdown comes sludge, sediment, and...
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Learn which type of WPP-supplied genset is best for your project When selecting the right generator for any application, there are dozens of factors to think about. One key place to start is with the generator’s ratings. Ratings, at their most basic level, are designed to provide insight into how much power the generator is capable of producing. They also define how and what types of...
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WPP provides backup and emergency generator sales and can deliver turnkey custom solutions and installations. So you’ve decided to install a standby generator in your office building. Good thinking; losing power can mean unsafe working conditions, loss of electronic data, and significant financial damages. Permanently installed commercial standby generators can keep critical systems up and...
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Benefits of using diesel generators may include fuel savings, reliability, lower maintenance costs, and an extended lifespan. These advantages make it easy to understand why diesel has become popular for the main or backup source of industrial, commercial, and even home power generation. While durability, power output, and fuel consumption may factor into your choice of generators, you also need...
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No business wants to lose money due to unforeseen power outages. Unfortunately, losing money is exactly what happens when commercial buildings lose power and don't have the backup plan needed to instantaneously restore services. Blackouts in commercial buildings can not only mean a loss in revenue, but it can also cause IT challenges, safety issues, security risks, and a reduction in customer...
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Does your organization rely on generators in case of a power failure? Load banks can test standby or emergency generators by applying an artificial load. Companies use these machines to make sure generators will work and perform well when called upon. Just as with all contingency plans, you need to make certain that your backup systems perform as expected when you need them. You will almost...
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