With society increasingly reliant on electricity, interruptions in power supplies have the potential to cause chaos, impacting everything from our home lives to travel, business productivity to data integrity and, in more extreme cases, loss of life and damage to infrastructure. To mitigate this risk, having a backup power source is crucial. With a reputation for being robust and reliable, diesel generators provide an ideal solution, giving owners peace of mind that they will provide a reliable power source in the event of an outage. Yet, just like any other internal combustion engine, lubrication, cooling systems, fuel systems and electrics can develop faults. Paul Brickman from Crestchic load banks explores some of the common reasons for generator failure.
Battery failures
One of the most common causes of generator problems is battery failure.
Northbridge Industrial Services (LON:NBI) has two core activities, Crestchic Loadbanks and Tasman Oil Tools. Crestchic is a specialist electrical equipment business which manufactures, sells and rents loadbanks and transformers from its base in Burton on Trent and has depots in France, Germany, Belgium, UAE.