The Proper Way to Load Bank Test Your Emergency Generator and Its Importance
Emergency power systems are a lifeline for many facilities. They ensure that critical operations continue even during power outages. However, the reliability of these systems is not automatic. It requires regular testing and maintenance. One of the most effective ways to test an emergency generator is through load bank testing. This method provides a true […]
Prepare your medical facility for hurricane season
Hurricane season can pose a significant challenge to medical facilities. The threat of power loss during a hurricane is a major concern. Power generators play a crucial role in maintaining operations. They ensure continuous power supply during outages. However, the reliability of these generators is dependent on regular maintenance and testing. This article aims to […]
Generator Safety Tips
May is National Electrical Safety Month, which makes this an excellent opportunity to discuss generator safety! No matter the size or output of your generator, it should always demand your caution in its handling and use. Failure to do so could result in adverse consequences such as carbon monoxide poisoning, electrocution, burns or worse! Here […]
We Service RV Generators!
When we say the P3 Generator Service team can repair any generator, we mean ANY generator, even the compact unit inside your RV! With winter soon to break and the days getting longer, summer will soon be upon us! Is your RV or Camper ready for road trip season? The last place you want to find out your […]
How to check air quality reports for generator testing
Did you know that exercising or testing your generator on a bad air quality day could result in a huge fine from the state DEP? Here’s what you need to know to check for the air quality in your region BEFORE running your generator for testing.
The BEST time for a generator failure is ….
Noon on a clear day, or 2 AM during a storm. When do you want to hear about your generator problems? We’ll take bets that it’s not the latter. Yet many facility managers have the same fear. Will their generator perform as expected when the power goes out in the middle of the night? Discovering […]
What you can’t see might be killing your generator.
When a generator fails to start or is running poorly the first thing people think is that there must be a mechanical issue. Yet surprisingly, most performance issues can be traced back to bad fuel quality. Here’s why you should care.