Energy Saving and EMS with Generators

Electricity Demand Control with Generators

*Note: This may not be available in Thailand.

By using a demand controller to monitor power consumption and supplying substitute power (such as from gas generators or solar power), power peak cuts can be achieved.

First, the demand controller monitors power consumption. When the use of high-load electrical devices like air conditioners causes the demand to exceed the set threshold for more than 30 minutes, the excess power is switched to be supplied from alternative sources.

By controlling the power supplied from these alternative sources, the demand is adjusted (peak cut) to stay within the contract power limit. This can help reduce the contract power.

Energy Saving and EMS with Solar Power + Gas Generators

Why not significantly reduce your electricity bill with Generac emergency gas generators combined with a solar power peak cut system?

Using solar power and commercial electricity as the base power source during normal times, the power peak cut system can lower peak power usage (maximum demand value) during peak times. This reduces the contract power, which is the base of the electricity bill, leading to savings.

Of course, in the event of a power outage due to disasters, Generac emergency gas generators, designed for BCP (Business Continuity Planning), can operate as emergency power sources, providing energy for living.

By using leasing options to introduce solar power and emergency generators, you can avoid large purchase costs, and the lease payments can be processed as expenses.

Additionally, as a countermeasure for power shortages that occurred after the Great East Japan Earthquake, power companies are urging the promotion of solar power and the use of emergency generators for power peak cuts to reduce power demand.

According to power company data on power demand, the peak of power consumption occurs around 2 PM in the summer and around 9 AM and 5 PM in the winter. By operating emergency generators to cut power peaks according to these times, it is possible to reduce power consumption.

Electricity Peak Cutting with Generac Emergency and Regular Generators

Generac emergency generators can be used as regular generators for power peak cuts and as emergency generators during frequent disasters in Thailand, serving a dual purpose.

Emergency generators are installed as a precaution for disasters and rarely operate during normal times. Regular generators for peak cuts only run for short periods when power peaks occur during the day, making their efficiency low.

However, if a generator can serve both purposes, the efficiency improves significantly. Especially for facilities like businesses or factories with significant power demand fluctuations, peak cuts can greatly reduce contract power charges, potentially covering the cost of introducing emergency generators with the monthly savings on electricity bills.

By using leasing options to introduce emergency generators, the savings on electricity bills can offset the lease payments. Of course, during disasters, the generator switches to provide backup power for security and essential services.

Benefits of Introducing Generac Generators

• Electricity Bill Reduction: Using generators for power peak cuts can reduce electricity bills.
• Improved Equipment Efficiency: Combining regular and emergency generators improves equipment efficiency.
• Disaster Preparedness: Use as an emergency power source during disasters to maintain equipment functionality.
• BCP Measures: Enhances social trust through BCP (Business Continuity Planning) measures.
• Community Contribution: Provides power and heating to temporary evacuees.
• Nationwide Deployment: Full maintenance support system for peace of mind.
• Global Achievements: Responds to expectations with proven performance and No.1 market share in the U.S.