• Regular service checks
• Regular oil changes
• Regular filter changes
• Use quality diesel fuel
• Regular testing

• Don’t use diesel fuel that has been stored for more than one year
• Keep the generator in a well-ventilated area
• Never run your diesel generator without proper cooling or ventilation
• Always have someone nearby to help with refueling if you are not able to do it yourself
• Make sure the machine is off before you start refueling
• Diesel generators are not designed to be stored outside
• It is essential to keep the fuel tank at least half full, but no more than 2/3 full
• If you have a generator that has an automatic shutdown feature, make sure it is turned on
• Keep your generator away from water and moisture – this includes rainwater
• Be careful when refueling your generator – don’t spill any fuel or oil on the ground
• Always wear gloves when working with diesel fuel or oil, even if you’re just changing the filter, topping off gas tanks, etc.; they will protect against burns and cuts as well as contamination of skin and clothing

In addition to conducting a visual inspection, experienced technicians always ensure to have a generator maintenance checklist which ensures that they have a look at some of the most important aspects, including but not limited to –

• The engine speeds
• The fluid and oil levels
• Oil filter and air filters
• The belts, hoses, lines, connectors, and any other accessories
• The control panel as well as the engine
• The cooling system
• Generator supply connections
• Battery cables and battery terminals
• The exhaust system, and so on

Regularly checking all these aspects ensures that your generator performs optimally at all time

It is so critical to the 24×7 operations of some applications like banks, agriculture, and healthcare facilities to have backup power supplies.

• Power Rating (kVA)
• Compliance
• Quality and Durability
• Prime/Standby Applications

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