The backup power source must match the facility's loads, installation, and procedures. We check power, switching system, back-feed protection, earthing, operating conditions, fuel, and maintenance. We conclude with testing and documentation.
Selection, connection, load testing, and maintenance — as a single process with documentation.
In 2025, 188 generators were purchased in Lower Silesia, mainly for local government units and administration. The Lower Silesian Voivodeship Office (DUW), State Fire Service (PSP), and TAURON are running a campaign on safe connection — highlighting, among other things, the risk of feeding voltage into the operator's disconnected grid.
Three stages — before purchase, after purchase, and during maintenance.
Measurement and balance of critical loads, inrush currents, selection of priority circuits, mobile or stationary variant, functional parameters for inquiry/technical specification, assessment of location, noise, exhaust fumes, ventilation, and fuel.
Assessment of compatibility with the facility, connector and grid–0–generator system or ATS, interlocking for parallel operation and back-feed, earthing and protection, labelling, instructions, and testing under agreed load.
Schedule of periodic tests, fuel and starter battery check, switchover and load operation tests, log of events and non-conformities, service or coordination of manufacturer's service.
These turn a generator into a mere decoration.
What remains after our work.
First, we check the compatibility of power, parameters, and installation. If the device is not suitable, we present limitations or the scope of changes — instead of promising a "safe connection" for every piece of equipment.
Yes, but it requires compatible connectors, logistics, travel time, priorities, and procedures. An audit should check whether failure scenarios will occur simultaneously.
The Act refers to the ability to perform key tasks for at least three days, but it does not establish a uniform operating time for a generator in every building. The autonomy plan results from the task and risk analysis.
One submission is enough — the coordinator will come back with technical questions or a proposal for scope and deadline.
Information security: do not send classified information, facility diagrams, evacuation routes, or security details via the public form. We exchange OPZ documentation through an agreed, secure channel after contact is established.