Industrial/commercial generators can be a vital aspect of your business in the eventuality of an electrical outage. With these reliable generators, and considering businesses now-a-days severely rely on the web, computers, VoIP phones and a host of electrical components, for them to go without power could be potentially harmful for the business. Lost clients, harmed product or production shutdowns are the last items that any business desires to be up against.  A commercial generator is a larger unit that supplies power over time large volumes. Due to this, most commercial generators are industrial gas engines and take liquid propane or natural gas.

The largest difference between a standby generator and a commercial generator is the amount of energy they provide . If a generator is going to have to power an entire building, it’s appliances and computers, it is going to have to not only provide a lot more power, they also need to be able to run for an extended amount of time, until the local power is working again. Occasionally this can take days, even weeks for power to regain its usability in a town that suffers from a severe power outage. Industrial systems also feature liquid cooling systems because they are expected to run for longer periods of time.

Can you imagine if you were in the middle of a game at the casino when the lights went out and no one could see? Or what if you were in the elevator of a hotel going up to the 20th floor? As you can see, it could be a disastrous, dangerous event, even fatal without the use of a back-up power generator.

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