
How close to a building should a standby generator be installed? According to NFPA 37, engines shall be situated so that they are readily accessible for maintenance, repair, and fire fighting. Engines and weatherproof housings that are installed outdoors shall be located at least 1.5 m (5 ft) from any…

A reliable backup generator is a crucial investment for any business looking to ensure continuity during power outages. When the utility grid fails, having a backup power source can save your operations from costly downtime and potential losses. In this article, we’ll cover some of the most important factors to…

Designing and sizing a standby generator system for a business can be a complex process that requires careful consideration. A well-designed standby generator system can provide reliable power during power outages, emergencies, and scheduled maintenance. On the other hand, designing a generator system that fails to meet the needs of…

As a professional working in construction, events, or emergency services, you may find yourself in need of a mobile generator to provide reliable power to your project site. Business owners and facility managers may also require a temporary generator during times of severe weather or electrical maintenance planning. Diesel mobile…

Cold weather can make it especially challenging for generators to start and run properly. Here are some generator maintenance tips to prepare your generator for winter and help ensure your equipment is ready to run when you need it. Block Heaters/Jacket Water Heaters: One of the best methods to ensure…

We are excited to announce Clifford Power’s latest expansion in Kansas City. We recently purchased adjoining property to add a large concrete yard, providing several advantages for our customers in the Kansas and Missouri areas, such as: More capacity to stock generators for immediate purchase The ability to store more…

Your standby generator engine is very similar to a car’s engine. And just like your car, it needs regular maintenance to run efficiently every time it starts. A generator maintenance plan can be tailored to your needs. These plans include regularly scheduled inspections, fluid and filter changes, environmentally safe disposal…

As our dependency on electricity continues to grow, so does the need to design larger backup generator systems. When considering a medium voltage generator system, the transition from low voltage to medium voltage is influenced by a mix of economic and system design considerations including cabling distance, bus capacity, fault…