Our Process: 

Site Evaluation and Planning:

• Assess power needs to determine the generator size and capacity.
• Conduct a site survey to identify a suitable location for the generator, considering ventilation, noise, and accessibility.
• Ensure compliance with local codes, zoning regulations, and industry standards.
• Obtain all necessary permits and approvals.

Select and Prepare the Location:

• Clear the designated area and prepare a reinforced concrete pad or other stable foundation.
• Ensure the site allows for proper air circulation and is protected from potential hazards, such as flooding or debris.

Generator Installation:

• Position the generator on the prepared foundation, ensuring alignment with design specifications.
• Secure the generator to the foundation to prevent movement during operation.

Electrical Connections:

• Install and connect the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) to the facility’s main electrical panel.
• Run appropriate cabling between the generator and the ATS, ensuring adherence to local electrical codes.
• Use weatherproof conduits and fittings for outdoor installations.

Fuel System Setup:

• Connect the generator to the designated fuel source (e.g., natural gas, propane, or diesel).
• Install fuel storage tanks if necessary, ensuring compliance with safety and environmental regulations.
• Test the fuel lines for leaks and confirm proper fuel delivery to the generator.

Cooling and Ventilation:

• Set up appropriate cooling systems to prevent generator overheating during extended use.
• Ensure proper exhaust systems are in place to safely expel emissions and meet environmental standards.

Testing and Commissioning:

• Conduct load testing to verify the generator can handle the required electrical demand.
• Simulate a power outage to test the ATS functionality and seamless transition between power sources.
• Inspect all components to ensure proper installation and compliance with regulations.

Inspection and Approvals:

• Schedule inspections by relevant authorities to verify compliance with safety and building codes.
• Obtain any certifications or approvals required for operation.

Training and Documentation:

• Provide staff training on generator operation, safety protocols, and basic maintenance.
• Supply detailed documentation, including maintenance schedules, warranty information, and emergency procedures.

Maintenance Plan Setup:

• Establish a regular maintenance and inspection schedule with a qualified technician.
• Monitor the generator for performance issues and ensure ongoing readiness for emergencies.