The backup source must match the loads, installations, and procedures of the facility. We check power, switching systems, backfeed protection, earthing, operating conditions, fuel, and operation. We finish with a test and documentation.
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Selection, connection, load testing, and maintenance — as a single process with documentation.
In 2025, in Lower Silesia, 188 power generators were purchased, mainly for local government units and administration. DUW, PSP and TAURON are running a campaign on safe connection — pointing out, among others, the risk of feeding voltage back into the operator's de-energised grid.
"Safe generators" campaign (DUW/TAURON/PSP) → (external link)
Three stages — before purchase, after purchase, and in maintenance.
Measurement and balance of critical loads, inrush currents, selection of priority circuits, mobile or stationary variant, functional parameters for the inquiry/ToR, assessment of location, noise, exhaust fumes, ventilation and fuel.
Compatibility assessment with the facility, connector and mains-0-generator system or ATS, parallel operation and back-feed interlock, earthing and protection, markings, manual and test under agreed load.
Schedule of periodic tests, fuel and starter battery checks, switching and load operation tests, log of events and non-conformities, servicing or coordination of the manufacturer's service.
These are what turn a generator into a decoration.
What remains after our work.
Download: free guide “Public facility readiness for power outages” (PDF) — readiness audit, emergency power supply, documentation.
First, we check the compatibility of power, parameters and installation. If the device is not suitable, we present the limitations or the scope of changes — instead of promising a "safe connection" of any equipment.
Yes, but this requires compatible connectors, logistics, travel time, priorities and procedures. The audit should verify that failure scenarios will not occur simultaneously.
The act speaks of the ability to perform key tasks for at least three days, but it does not establish a uniform generator runtime in every building. The autonomy plan results from the task and risk analysis.
One submission is enough — the coordinator will get back to you with technical questions or a proposal for the scope and date.
Information security: do not send classified information, facility diagrams, evacuation routes or security details via the public form. We exchange terms of reference documentation via an agreed, secure channel after establishing contact.