There are a multitude of generator fuel additives on the market that can help to keep the fuel injectors clean, and thereby prevent or at least slow down the clogging or complete fuel blockage due to debris build-up. However, no amount of additive will help when the injector... View Answer →

Diesel Generator Fuel Injectors Servicing is often overlooked. Mainly because of the time and effort required to remove, examine and maintain the fuel injectors in a diesel generator, it’s all too easy to overlook these vital components when carrying out a service. Or it could be... View Answer →

Diesel generator fuel injectors need two vital ingredients – clean diesel fuel and oxygen – supplied without interruption to the engine in the correct ratio. Fuel injectors play a fundamental role in this process, receiving diesel from the fuel injection pump, then... View Answer →

Diesel generator cranks but wont start. Try again and it still cranks strongly but won’t start. Check the following:- Is the engine warm to the touch? If the answer is YES , then the block heater is working. Is the exhaust not blocked? If NO blockage, then this is fine […]View Answer →

UPS Batteries smell of rotten eggs- explained:- Smell of rotten eggs When old UPS batteries begin to fail , they can leak and give off a rotten egg smell. The gas emitting from a failing battery is colourless, poisonous if inhaled and flammable. The signs to look for prior to... View Answer →

G99 NEW REGULATIONS COVERING THE FOLLOWING DIFFERENT POWER GENERATOR TYPES IN THE UK Type A Generators (Generators up to 1MW) Type A generation systems will be very similar in design and application to the general requirements defined in G59, although some of these requirements... View Answer →

NO Break installations to provide total Power Continuity are the ultimate Critical Power Protection for DATA Centres , Production facilities , Global reach DATA management. We Are Power Continuity Ltd and we design and install 100% Power Continuity Protection for mission critical... View Answer →

ATS Noises – automatic transfer switch (ATS) sounds can be heard are a warning before failure happens. Never ignore ATS Noises.   1.NOISE If you can hear‘chattering’this is a sign that debris is bouncing around between the contactors in your ATS. They can be metal... View Answer →

AMF Noises – automatic mains failure panel (AMF) sounds can be heard are a warning before failure happens. Never ignore AMF Noises. 1.NOISE If you can hear ‘chattering’ this is a sign that debris is bouncing around between the contactors in your AMF. They can be metal dust,... View Answer →

ATS Failure – automatic transfer switch (ATS) failures can happen  Automatic transfer switch (ATS) is a device that automatically transfers the electrical power supply from its primary source supply to a backup source, ‘standby power generator’, when the ATS senses a... View Answer →