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Diesel engines are have long been used successfully in multiple industrial and commercial applications around the globe, due in part to their efficiency and long life span, and constitute the vast majority of units in service. Coupled with an electric generator, these gensets are valuable energy sources where there is no connection to a power grid or source of electric power. Remote applications...
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There is rarely time to plan for an emergency that leaves your business without power, but that does not mean that you must close the doors. You will need power to get repairs done and recover from a natural disaster. Sizing the right generator for your electrical needs is important and with the help of these simple steps, you will be able to quickly determine the equipment you need to get power...
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As storms pound Texas, Louisiana, Alabama and Florida, more people are wondering about generating power in times when the electricity goes out. This is especially true for those in rural communities where power workers are not able to get things back up and running very quickly. In those locations, getting mobile generators can be a matter of life and death for those that need refrigerated...
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Gasoline Of all the options on the list, gasoline generators are among the most common, primarily because gasoline is readily available and these generators are on the low-end of the cost scale. However, gasoline is usually unavailable during power outages, because it requires electricity to pump. Gasoline generators are available in small sizes, ideal for portable models, but the fuel is...
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Industrial generators are very different from residential models. These generators must withstand extreme usage for extended periods in less than ideal conditions. While sizes range from 20 kW to 2500 kW in output from 150 hp to 4000 hp engines, the types of industrial generators also vary. You do need to select the right type to get the maximum usage for your industrial needs. Power...
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When it comes to long-term reliable service, industrial generators have no rival. The near constant ability to stay active despite power failures and major systematic errors is impressive. Manufacturing plants inherently rely on the wide functionality of these generators to keep their business lively and productive. There are many different types of engines in generators that act essentially...
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Anyone who has experienced a power outage knows how useful generators can be to keep home lighting and appliances running or business equipment operational. Generators can be used for backup power during outages or as temporary power where electricity isn’t available, such as a campsite or temporary worksite. They burn fuel to produce electrical energy to power devices that only run on...
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