Generator suggestions...

[Richard Forum IT]

Hi,
We are currently looking at upgrading the IT infrastructure to include a small "UPS(Uninterrupted Power Supply) friendly" generator.
The specs need to be,
1. pure sine-wave output
2. fuel injection powered (or diesel)
3. portable and storable
4. 3-4KVA

So far we are looking at a couple, see attached PDFs below, but any suggestions/experiences/opinions on other generators to suit would be appreciated,
Thanks.

 

[Sexty8]

This gets advertised a lot and is local.

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itechworld.com.au

But most i know say buy a Honda

 

[Richard Forum IT]

Thanks!
I'll do some research into the redback.

 

[Miss Monique]

Honda is always highly recommended by farmers and those living off grid

 

[Richard Forum IT]

So many options!
Honda has a great name for reliability.
Thanks again.

 

[souvik]

Hi Richard,
you still looking for it !!
I may have some suggestion for that.
why dont you go for a online UPS with 3-4 KVA ( i have used one of Emmersion ) for a call centre suit with 8 car rechargeable batteries which will give at least of 4-5 hours of backup.
Just saying

 

[sparky]

Don't go itech they are built to a price
Do you need 3-4 kva?
How long do you want back up power to last?
How and what is the equipment going to run from the gen?

 

[Richard Forum IT]

Hi Richard,
you still looking for it !!
I may have some suggestion for that.
why dont you go for a online UPS with 3-4 KVA ( i have used one of Emmersion ) for a call centre suit with 8 car rechargeable batteries which will give at least of 4-5 hours of backup.
Just saying

Hi Souvik,
Interesting...
Thanks for the idea.

 

[Richard Forum IT]

Don't go itech they are built to a price
Do you need 3-4 kva?
How long do you want back up power to last?
How and what is the equipment going to run from the gen?

So far we are looking at the Kruger generators which look pretty good. https://krugerpower.com.au
- We are looking at an expandable situation covering 3-4 power outlets, wired in via switchover on one isolated 10Amp circuit.
3-4KVA may be a bit small if we go the to this level but it will be powering to start with a server room with multiple servers and appliances and possibly a few workstations. 6.5KVA seems to be a better size.
- We want the backup power to last as long as a blackout lasts, open ended really, so hopefully refillable in a short period.
- Servers on UPS/Computer Equipment/Communication Equipment on UPS.

 

[Pluck a Duck]

Why don't you try Duracell batteries instead? It keeps on going and going and going..



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