Natural Gas Standby Generators
Natural gas can be a convenient standby-generator fuel where appropriate service is available, but the project still needs fuel-capacity and piping planning.
Existing gas service does not automatically mean adequate generator supply
Generator fuel demand, existing appliances, piping size, routing and available service all matter. The fuel system should be evaluated against the selected generator's requirements.
Plan the generator and fuel system together
Equipment capacity, generator location and piping route influence one another. Coordinate those decisions before final equipment placement.
Natural gas still requires the electrical side
The project also includes transfer equipment, electrical connections, permitting where required and startup/testing.