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Power. When You Need It, Where You Need It.
General Information: (800) 863-2525
Emergency Contact: (888) 970-0007
Email: contactus@powerplus.com
Power. When You Need It, Where You Need It.
Regular generator maintenance and industrial generator repair for critical power applications has become somewhat basic and routine for most critical power consumers.
Electromagnetic induction is the process through which AC and DC generators generate an electric current. The process occurs when an
electric current passes through a shifting magnetic field, thereby causing the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy.
Having a power outage is a fairly common occurrence in many schools. When it happens, equipment and appliances such as fire alarms, phone systems, computer networks and emergency lighting go off and learning activities are disrupted.
Is your business in need of a backup generator? Can you tell the difference between the types of generators available on the market and which one best fit your needs?
Getting power at your construction site can be a process. If you’re still figuring out what kind of temporary power you need, our recommendation is an industrial portable generator.
Renting an emergency industrial backup generator during a natural disaster or other power outage can be a challenging, if not an overwhelming undertaking. When a widespread power outage occurs, industrial rental generators become scarce very quickly.
Whether you work on a construction site or in a hospital, school, or retail business, having a plan for emergency power is imperative. The first step is to get the right industrial power equipment that will protect you during a power outage.
The clean up for the Paradise California fire is underway. Burning for more than two weeks from November 8-25 last year, the fire wreaked havoc in the city of Paradise, destroying 18,000 structures with damage totaling $16.5 billion. During the clean up phase, there are 3,000+ workers that are living in base camps in the city. Our job at Power Plus? To provide electrical power and equipment for those base camps.
Whether you work at a school, hotel, hospital, retail store or construction site, your business needs a backup generator. If there is a power outage, there can be serious consequences for your business. It can even be life and death. That's why choosing the right backup generator and finding a power company to maintain it is an important decision.
For businesses like hospitals, schools, hotels, or fire stations, having a standby generator is essential in case of an emergency. With these organizations, losing power is not an option. However, just having a standby generator isn't good enough. You need to make sure that your commercial equipment is maintained and repaired on a regular basis, so it's all ready to go when power cuts out. Any failure to maintain this equipment can result in accidents, injuries and down time causing unforeseen significant expenses.
When you need power solutions for your construction site, temporary power wiring and poles are one of the best options. Yet, you might still have questions. Like how does temporary power work? How do you choose the right company to work with? Below you will find answers to your top questions about temporary power.
Preparing for emergency power on your construction site can seem daunting. But it doesn't have to be. With some organization and planning, your construction site can be ready for anything. Today, you'll learn all you need to know about obtaining emergency power on your construction site.
Your construction site needs temporary power. One of the first things you do is rent a portable generator. But now what? If you have a portable generator on your construction site, then you need to consider getting some accessories to make sure it runs correctly and efficiently. Today, you'll learn which generator accessories you must have for your construction site.
Finding a temporary power company for your construction site is a pain. Or is it? It turns out that if you make sure the temporary power company you work with has these 4 qualities, you can dramatically increase your efficiency. Today, you'll learn what those 4 qualities are and how a power company with those merits will be able to help your construction site.
One of the biggest tasks on your construction site is getting power. It's one of the first things you'll need to do, as you can't work without power to operate. There are two power solutions you could use: a generator or temporary power. But which way should you go? Below you'll learn about the differences between temporary power and generators, and which one you should use for your construction site.
Obtaining temporary power for your construction site can be confusing. But it doesn't have to be. If you're organized and prepared, you can move through the process with ease. Today, you'll learn everything you need to know about choosing the right temporary power company for your construction site.
Your construction crew and subcontractors are scheduled to begin work in a month or two. Yet, you still haven’t secured temporary power for your construction site. Most likely, you’ll need temporary power poles to get enough energy for the trailers and equipment on your job site. The first step is to consult the experts. Look for temporary power companies to work with that can help you determine the power solutions you need.
Once your team has landed a construction job, it’s time to get your ducks in a row. Before getting started, you’ll need to acquire temporary power for the job site. Gathering a list of power company options that you can contact is your first step. Then, you need to prepare, prepare, prepare.
Getting temporary power for your construction site is a process. In order to develop a proposal for you, the power companies that you’re considering will need to do a site visit to determine the specific needs of the job.
Every business should have a backup generator. Without one, there would be a lot of costly delays in regaining power if there’s a power outage or natural disaster. Yet, a lot of business owners still have questions. What size generator should you get? Why does your business need a backup generator? Below you will find answers to your top questions about backup generators.
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