One of the strongest selling points for residential generators, besides unpredictable weather, is the growing number of non-emergency electrical blackouts in the U.S. Should your customers need to worry about opening their refrigerator door in a power outage? Show them how propane standby generators can help maintain their quality of life.

Commercial, Industrial, and Towable Generators

Loss of grid power can occur at any time, whether planned or unplanned. This loss of power to commercial buildings can impact vital systems like smoke, fire, elevators, refrigeration units, heating and cooling equipment, health and safety equipment, communications, and many other applications. With roughly 3,600 large-scale power outages caused by severe weather events in 2014 — plus many non-weather-related outages — there is a critical need for propane generators to ensure uninterrupted operations for a large number of commercial properties. What’s more, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, outages are actually lasting longer. And even a few hours without power can cost a mid-sized business more than $14,000. For other businesses, those losses aren’t hourly; they’re minute-to-minute.

• Ports
• Hospitals
• Offices
• Construction Sites
• Data Centers/Communications
• Public Buildings/Shelters
• Police & Fire Departments
• Retail/Big Box Stores

• Education
• Hospitality
• Restaurants
• Correctional Facilities
• Multi-family Buildings
• Event Venues
• Agriculture
• Greenhouses