What You Need To Know About Standby Generators

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In its simplest form, a standby generator is a device that acts as a back up power source when the normal source of electricity is lost.

Who Needs a Standby Generator? 

Any residence or business that cannot afford to have its appliances, medical devices, computers, networks and/or communications, cease to operate due to an electrical power loss.

Whether for homes or businesses, standby generators are excellent tools for providing emergency power for any situation in which power has been lost.

No matter what the power outage scenario, the standby generator is ready to go:

  • inclement weather
  • rolling blackout
  • tornadoes
  • electrical storms or
  • accidents
  • power plants issues

A Standby Generator Can Save The Day

When electrical power has been lost, a standby generator will provide electrical power to residences, buildings, equipment, computers, networks, appliances and medical equipment.

Whenever power is lost, a standby generator can save lives, perishable foods and medicines, data, communications systems and medically challenged individuals. The abilities of the standby generators are endless. People who have faced grave emergency situations when electrical power has been lost, can testify to the crucial importance of standby generators.

When buying a standby generator, it is vitally important that you make correctly measure the amount of wattage needed to power the various applications; improper sizing up energy needs could result serious problems. To find out how to properly determine your standby generator needs, you’ll need to read two articles: Generator Sizing and the Generator Sizing Worksheet.

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