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Generators can be put into containers. There are a number of benefits to doing this including: Easier transportation and installation making them ideal for temporary or remote applications. They are more secure as typically they are lockable which prevents unauthorised access. Containerised generators are protected from the weather Noise is reduced as they can be fitted with soundproofing materials

There are lots of things you can do to prevent oil theft, such as: Check the fuel levels regularly to make sure that none has gone missing. Lock the tank. Most tanks can be locked at the inspection cover or a lockable filler cap can be retro fitted to existing oil tanks. Install automatic movement sensor security lighting around the tank.

Generators require regular servicing and without this there are a number of risks you face. Most serious is a lack of power. Failure to identify problems can lead to the generator not working when you need it most. Without regular upkeep, you can find yourself with more serious repairs that are costly to fix. The generator can also become dangerous with risk of harmful emissions, electrocution and fire. Linked to this is a failure in legal compliance and associated fines.

When disruption to your power occurs it will provide instantaneous protection by immediately resorting to the onboard battery which forms part of the uninterruptible power supply.

Remote monitoring systems allow you to check up on your UPS and generator systems from a computer or smart device from a remote location. Your device connects to offer reports and data on the functionality of your UPS and generator systems. Featured functions include checking vital systems, turning generators in the field on and off and viewing various statistics.