Getting Started
Key Considerations to Think About When Purchasing
a Generator:
Always opt for a solution tailored to your specific needs. That’s why it’s essential to carefully evaluate every aspect of a generator before making a purchase. While you don’t need the most expensive model, you do need one that aligns with your operational requirements.
Choosing the right generator is more than just a financial decision. Factors such as fuel availability—whether gas or diesel—must be considered. You may also need to determine if a single-phase or three-phase system is required. Additionally, understanding the generator’s purpose—whether as a primary power source or a backup for emergencies—is crucial.
A one-size-fits-all approach doesn’t work when selecting a generator set. Key considerations include site conditions, intended applications, peak and continuous power demands, and duty cycle (the number of hours per day, week, and year the generator will operate).
