Emergency Standby Generators
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Standby Generators
When it comes to equipment planning, purchasing, installation, and maintenance of emergency standby generators, Odyssey Power is the experienced and trusted resource. Rely on our extensive technical experience help you make a sound decision when it comes to your emergency standby generator. Whether it’s a commercial generator or a stand-alone generator, we will help you select the right fit system for your application while delivering top-notch customer service, decades of experience, and maintenance and service excellence.
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We Have Generator Options
Ranging from a small 20kW stand-alone generators to over 3000kW generators in a parallel configuration, we provide a consultative approach to selecting equipment brands/models, size and configuration, and comprehensive maintenance and service plans.
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Scopes of Work - Generators
Description of Level I – Minor Inspection:
- Belts – Inspect for worn, broken or loose, and adjust
- Cooling System – Maintain proper coolant level
- Jacket Water Heater – Check and record blockage
- Engine Crankcase – Check the oil level (add if necessary)
- Governor – Check for proper operation
- Fuel System – Inspect for leaks, from day tank supply lines to the engine
- Batteries – Maintain electrolyte level and check connections for tightness
- Gauges – Inspect the condition of all gauges
- Battery Charger – Inspect for proper operation (adjust if necessary)
- Start Engine – Run the engine approx. 15-min. (up to operating temperature)
- Oil Pressure – Inspect for proper oil pressure and record readings
- Fuel Pressure – Inspect for proper fuel pressure and record readings
- Frequency – Inspect for correct RPM/HZ, adjust if needed and record readings
- Voltage – Inspect for correct voltage, adjust if needed and record readings
- Leaks – Inspect and record leaks (oil, coolant, fuel, air, exhaust)
Automatic Transfer Switch:
1. Perform a temperature scan on all contactors, power connections, fuses and associated controls. Report all abnormal readings.
2. Perform a complete visual inspection of the equipment including sub assemblies, wiring harnesses, contactors, cables and major components. Report all abnormal readings.
After Unit is Stopped:
1. Automatic Switches – Ensure that all switches are in the correct position
2. Day Tank – Inspect for float and pump operation, record fuel level
3. Malfunction / Discrepancy – Record and report any malfunctions/discrepancies IAW to the facility manager
Review:
1. Report to the facility manager
2. Submit checklist of the reading and notes on the condition of the unit
3. Report any discrepancies noted IAW this scheduled maintenance procedure
4. Make recommendations, if needed
5. Dispose of solvents, chemicals and materials reclaimed during the service in compliance with EPA standards
Description of Level II – Major Service All Services Included in Level I, Plus:
1. Fuel System Change Fuel Filters
2. Cooling System Check for Proper Mixture of Antifreeze
3. Engine Crankcase Change Oil and Filters (take sample for analysis)
Description of Level III – PM III Service (Not Covered Under Agreement) All Services Included in Level I and II, Plus:
Cooling System Replace: Belts, Flexible Hoses, *Coolant, Radiator Cap (Block heater isolation ball valves will be added when needed)
*(Extended life coolants will be upgraded after the first (3) years and replaced after (6) years)