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 potential generator problems in a controlled setting at a time of your choosing is a much safer approach than dealing with them during an emergency.
The following is a case to this point.
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.
