One of the biggest comments we hear from customers about standby emergency generator systems is; we didn’t know anything was wrong until we needed the system to perform.  This is true a lot more often than most people realize. Most generator systems sit behind a building or at some remote site with very little to no visual checks or test on a regular basis. Surprisingly, the number one reason for generator systems not starting and performing when needed is the battery, or battery charger. The number two reason is block heaters during cold weather.

Generating Solutions has developed the most comprehensive, reliable and user friendly generator monitoring and control system on the market today. We have spent over 30 years in the power generation business and used a lot of that knowledge and experience to develop our system.  Most generator manufacturers offer systems to monitor their equipment but not other manufacturer’s equipment. Our system works on any type of generator or transfer switch. Monitoring outputs do vary by manufacturer, but all the major monitoring points are usually available.

Typical Monitoring includes; (Varies by Manufacturer)

Generator System

- Over Speed                                                              - Over Crank

- Pre-High Engine Temp                                             - Pre – Low Oil Pressure

- Low Coolant Level                                                   - Low Engine Temp

- High Engine Temp                                                   - Switch Not In Auto

- Low Oil Pressure                                                     - Battery Charger Failure

- Low Battery Voltage                                                - High Battery Voltage

- Generator Running                                                  - Common Alarm

 Transfer Switch

-  Utility Power Failure                                               -  Switch in Emergency Position

 Fuel System