Process of Installing Your Generator

Installing a generator can be a complex process, and it's essential to ensure that it's done correctly to guarantee that the generator will operate reliably when it's needed. Here is a general overview of the generator installation process that we follow.

Site Assessment and Planning: The first step in the generator installation process is to conduct a site assessment. This assessment will help to determine the generator's size and capacity required to meet the site's energy needs. We will need to evaluate the site's electrical infrastructure and determine how the generator will be connected to the electrical system. We will also need to plan for the generator's placement and ensure that the site has the necessary permits and approvals to proceed with the installation.

Generator Delivery and Preparation: Once the site assessment is complete, we schedule the delivery of the generator. We will need to make sure that the generator is unloaded and stored safely until it's time for installation. We will also need to prepare the generator for installation by ensuring that all components are present and accounted for, and that the generator is in proper working condition.

Testing and Commissioning: Before the generator can be put into service, it must be tested and commissioned. This process will involve starting the generator and verifying that it's operating correctly. We will need to perform load testing to ensure that the generator can handle the site's electrical load. We will also need to verify that the ATS is working correctly and that the generator is providing clean and stable power.

Ongoing Maintenance and Support: Once the generator is installed and commissioned, it's essential to ensure that it's properly maintained to ensure reliable operation. We can develop a maintenance schedule and provide ongoing support to the site to address any issues that may arise.

Installing a generator requires careful planning and execution. We follow these steps to ensure that the installation is done correctly, and the generator will provide reliable backup power when it's needed. By providing high-quality installations and ongoing support, we help our customers ensure that their facilities remain operational during power outages and other emergencies.