A reliable standby power system is vital to any water or wastewater treatment plant. Without one, a storm or other event can knock the facility offline and put the drinking water supply or local water resources at risk.Just having a generator on site is not enough — it needs to be sized to fit the facility’s needs, installed properly and maintained effectively. Managers, supervisors, operators and technicians share responsibility for ensuring reliable emergency power. When installing a new generator or upgrading an existing one, three components are especially important:Meeting the National Electrical Code (NEC)
Identifying the proper motor starter
Integrating the
