THE PLAN BEHIND YOUR BACK-UP POWER
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Sluder Emergency Power Services provides end-to-end emergency power equipment service solutions including preventative maintenance, generator set installation or overhaul, engine and equipment repairs, power distribution system maintenance, testing, and repairs, fuel polishing, tank cleaning, fuel delivery and testing to ensure your emergency power equipment is ready when you need it - at every start-up.
We are the leading emergency power equipment service provider in Dallas/Fort Worth and the surrounding areas.
The purpose of most generator sets is to provide a reliable source of power to your facility or commercial operation during an emergency situation when power from the grid is suddenly lost or is not available in your environment. In the event of a power failure, you need peace of mind that your backup power source will kick into action on a moment's notice. But what happens when the power goes out and your back-up power does not function as expected? The result can often be costly and sometimes catastrophic.
This is why, regardless of the size of your emergency backup power system, your generator power system requires periodic maintenance to keep it in top condition and online and ready for an emergency. In the middle of a power failure is NOT the time to find out your backup power system has problems. Having a well-planned Preventative Maintenance and Testing program in place ensures:
- the best possible performance, reliability, and an extended engine life
- protection of your investment in emergency power equipment
- identification, diagnosis, and repair of minor issues before they become costly
- elimination of damage by deferred maintenance
- continued power for critical systems
- and most importantly, minimized loss of service and revenue due to unplanned downtime thus protecting your company’s reputation
Emergency power solutions is our speciality. We aren't electricians that fix generators on the side. We aren't a parts distributor or generator manufacturer with a service business on the side, that can only work with their branded components of your system and you are left to find assistance with the other components.
With Sluder Emergency Power Services, you will have a partner in developing and maintaining your back-up power plan with:
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Decades of training and, most importantly, experience working with a wide variety of generators, generator sets, power distribution systems, load banks, automatic transfer switches, compressors, generator installations and overhauls, fuels, etc. No job is too large or too small and while our speciality is commercial service, we are also happy to provide service to residential customers.
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Employees who are widely regarded as experts in the Emergency Power Services field.
- Vast experience in a multitude of industries who fully understands and abides by all the regulations related to your industry.
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A 100% local, veteran owned and operated company. This means you aren't calling a company in another city or state and then transfered around until you can finally get someone locally to talk with. We understand the urgency of your needs and are able to respond quickly to your issues.
Sluder Emergency Power Services is your one-stop provider of end-to-end solutions for your emergency power systems in Dallas/Fort Worth and the surrounding area. Contact one of our experts to partner with you in designing a service and testing plan to cover all the components in your emergency power system. Don't leave your back-up power to chance!
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The average life expectancy of a typical standby generator set can last from 10,000 to 30,000 hours. On the other hand, a standby generator might operate as little as 26 hours a year (based on only 30 minutes of weekly exercise and no outages) or as much as several hundred hours a year, depending upon the number and duration of power outages.
In either case, a standby generator set could conceivably last 20 to 30 years. One of the most important ways to ensure a long, reliable operating life is to implement a Preventative Maintenance and Load Bank Testing program.
In either case, a standby generator set could conceivably last 20 to 30 years. One of the most important ways to ensure a long, reliable operating life is to implement a Preventative Maintenance and Load Bank Testing program.
Preventive Maintenance Service is typically done on a schedule based upon engine hours and/or time periods. The maintenance cycle should be adapted to meet specific application needs. As a general rule, the more hours per year a unit operates, the more frequently it will require service. Environmental factors also play a role. The more severe the environment (dusty, extremely hot or cold, highly humid, etc.), the more frequent the need for service may be.
Additionally, implementing a Load Bank Testing program as part of your Preventative Maintenance Service ensures that your systems can and will perform at the necessary power load levels at any critical point in time. This additionally measure is added assurance and peace of mind that your system will cover your power needs when you need it most.
Sluder Emergency Power Services is fully capable of handling any repairs or replacement of your components, should this be necessary. We will work with you to find the most cost-effective and timely way to complete the repairs or replacements so your system is ready at a moment's notice.
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Bad Weather Happens.
Don't Let Mother Nature Leave You in the Dark.
Today’s electrical grid delivers reliable electricity to millions of homes and businesses. However, electrical failures that affect large geographic areas do happen on a recurring basis due to hurricanes, floods, or major equipment failures. Local outages that affect smaller numbers of people happen much more often. In fact, in 2012, there were more than 2,800 unplanned power outages in the United States that lasted an average of 2.5 hr. Combined, these affected more than 25 million people, according to Eaton Corp.’s “Blackout Training Annual Report 2012.”
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