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Bay City Electric Works Acquires Central California Generator
From Left to Right. Rod Lee (President & COO – Bay City Electric Works), Drew Stiltz (Level 1 Technician – CCG), Angelica Ceja (Partner – CCG), Breck Davis (Partner – CCG) Mike Wolfe (Vice President Operations – Bay City Electric Works)
POWAY, CA – Bay City Electric Works, a long time proven provider of critical power solutions to the state of California, has acquired Central California Generator, LLC., a Kohler Industrial & Residential Dealer and generator service provider in the central California area.
"Acquiring Central California Generator will provide the foundation to build our Service, Parts, and Rental business in the Central Valley," said Rod Lee, President & COO of Bay City Electric Works, “and will support the growth of our flourishing Industrial and Residential Sales business in Northern California.”
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In a Changing World - Can You Afford to be Left in the Dark?
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Free Webinar: "Paralleling Generators for Redundancy and Capacity" - Wednesday, November 4th, 2020 at 11am PDT
Kohler Power Systems is pleased to announce that we are sponsoring a 60-minute webinar through
Mission Critical titled “Paralleling Generators for Redundancy and Capacity” on Wednesday, November 4th,
2020 at 11am PDT.
Webinar Overview -
The installation of generators is the most common solution for backup power. While the modern generator is highly reliable, the use of multiple generators for critical applications offers the ability to provide redundancy to allow for maintenance or failure. Moreover, paralleling systems provide the capability to increase total capacity while also ensuring uninterrupted backup power protection during maintenance or the failure of a single generator.
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Balancing Loads on Three-Phase Generator Systems
Generator systems, whether to a standby or prime power application are generally configured to supply single and three phase electrical
output. While most generator systems below 15 kW are single-phase, a high percentage of those supplied above 15 kW are configured
to provide three-phase electrical power output. Even though the power output is three-phase it does not mean all the connected load is
three-phase, in fact, in most facilities a high percentage of the connected load is single-phase. The following information will cover the
importance of balancing the loads connected to a three-phase generator system and issues that can occur if the connected load is not
balanced across all phases.
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