Always and for everyone, the power out of electricity is quite unpleasant, especially if this happens suddenly. It’s good if the matter will cost only the inability to drink tea or the loss of disguised files in the computer. Sometimes random accidents in an electric network can take human lives.
Today there are many systems that provide uninterrupted supply of electricity, for some time, working autonomously. The easiest example of such a device is UPS, which for several tens of minutes can supply accumulated electricity after stopping its external feed. During these minutes, you can disable devices for which voltage surges can be dangerous, finish work or switch to some alternative autonomous energy source. Often, diesel generators and diesel power plants act as such rush sticks.
In general, there are also autonomous generators working on gasoline or gas. However, diesel generators are more durable than them, more economical and in maintenance is much cheaper. However, the main advantage of diesel generators has always been and remains their power. Gasoline models cannot produce energy of more than 10-15 kilowatts, while diesel can have power up to 2000 kilowatts.
By the way, power is also a starting point when choosing a diesel generator suitable for specific conditions. To determine what power of the device is required, it is necessary to add the power consumed by all devices that will be enveloped from it and add a little more for insurance. Having decided on power, you need to choose which generator and the engine will have. Generators can be synchronous and asynchronous. To maintain, for example, only lighting, it will be enough asynchronous, which is inferior in all respects synchronous, favorably differing from it with a low price. Synchronous people are practically not afraid of overloads, they produce high -quality current, which you can entrust not only computer, but also serious medical equipment.