Guide to Buying a Commercial Backup Generator
Delta reported a $150 million loss when its Atlanta operations center experienced a power failure for just five hours in 2016. Regardless of what kind of industry they’re in, business owners can agree that time spent without electricity is money lost. However, a power outage looks different for every company. If you are in the food industry, a power outage can mean losing refrigeration or heat sources, leading to the loss of groceries and the inability to prepare food. In the manufacturing industry, a power outage results in
machinery downtime, which renders your company incapable of meeting consumer demands. For professional services, a power loss may lead to data losses that cost you valuable time.
The effects of power outages vary significantly from one business to the other. The key to keeping everything up and running throughout the duration is investing in the right commercial...
going continuously. It will provide an uninterrupted power supply for your computers, equipment, security systems, and other critical business components. Let’s take a look at some of the ways a backup generator can protect your business.
When you get a too-large generator for your business, you risk dealing with electrical system damages, inefficient production of power, and wasted operational expenses. When the commercial generator is too small, you may experience unreliable power output and equipment failure. A stressed-out generator may overheat, which can also lead to further damage. Purchasing a low-capacity commercial power system is a common mistake made by buyers. But how exactly do you get the...
The commercial generator market has a wide array of generators to select from, but not every unit should be treated equally. There are several considerations you should keep...
