Generators

When it comes to backup power systems, two commonly-used devices are interlocks and transfer switches. But which is better? Understanding their differences will allow you

Imagine you are in a situation where you don’t have access to grid power supply (either due to a power outage or you are camping

A Portable Generator is a very useful device that acts as a backup source of energy for a small home or office in the event

Generators are inherently internal combustion engines that rotate a shaft of the alternator to produce electricity. When you have engines, you will have heat. It

A portable or standby generator is an expensive investment. Whether you use it regularly for work or occasionally during emergencies and power outages, you expect

A generator, be it portable or standby, need fuel to run. The common types of fuel are gasoline, propane, natural gas, and diesel. Apart from

If you own a portable generator, using it is very easy. Just check the fuel, start the generator, plug any appliance and start using the

Generator and Motor are two devices that has a close association with both mechanical energy and electrical energy. One converts mechanical energy to electrical energy