At Generator Power we believe that our clients shouldn’t need to be experts in the field of temporary power solutions. In other words, if you have a temporary power problem, just tell us where and what you need power to, and then forget about it! It really doesn’t matter whether you need power to a small factory unit, or whether you need a decent sized power station – we have all the resources required, in-house, to provide you with the solution.     A professionally supplied temporary power installation should comprise of the following;   • A generating set of the correct output capability, the correct voltage and frequency specification and the correct phase configuration, all compatible to each customers individual requirements.   • An appropriately specified bulk fuel tank, connected to the generator to ensure a continuous, uninterrupted supply of fuel with no risk of leakage or spillage.   • Correctly specified power cables, to safely transmit the power to the customers load via the distribution system.   • A distribution system comprising distribution boards, bus-bars, fuses or breakers, overload and/or earth fault protection, plugs, sockets, transformers, etc., as required, ALL TO AN APPROVED SPECIFICATION.   • Automatic or manual change over facility   • Installation by approved contractors.   • Regular and appropriate maintenance and safety check visits by appropriately trained personnel.   • Re-fuelling arrangements.   • In addition, many applications require High Voltage transformers and distribution equipment to suit customers HV applications.     At generator Power, all of these are available from within the organisation. Key to our unique ability is our team of NICEIC approved contractors. Many rental companies lay claim to a large fleet of generators and auxiliary equipment – none have the in-house ability to supply you with an NICEIC approved installation on your site. Other companies rely on outside contractors to install their equipment. This puts another stage in the supply chain with the potential for poor communication, mis-interpretation of requirements, etc.     By using our own, highly trained installation personnel, as well as our own equipment, we can ensure that the project runs smoothly and safely, and especially that there can be no incompatibility between the generator, the distribution equipment and the installation.