What brand of generators do hospitals use?
What Happens When Power Fails in a Hospital
Surgeries stop, and critical care equipment shuts down.
Refrigeration fails, putting blood and medication at risk.
Communication systems and records go offline.
HVAC and elevators lose function, creating safety hazards.
Compliance and Safety Standards
Key Regulations:
NFPA 99
NFPA 110
NFPA 70 (NEC 517)
Joint Commission (JCAHO)
HCAI / OSHPD (California)
CMS Emergency Preparedness
How Hospital Power Systems Are Designed
Essential Electrical System Design
Fast Transfer and Load Capacity
Fuel and Runtime
Integration and Automation
Common Problems in Existing Hospital Systems
Older generators that can’t meet Tier 4 emission standards
Fuel tanks with poor quality control or contamination
Missing or incomplete testing records
Delayed automatic transfer switch (ATS) responses
Limited access to local parts and service
Dependable Power Backed by BCEW Expertise
What We Provide:
Certified Rehlko installation and service
Power design that meets NFPA and OSHPD standards
Preventive maintenance and load testing
Local teams available 24/7 for emergencies
Rehlko KD Series for Healthcare
Tier 4 Final certified for emissions
HVO and hydrogen-ready for renewable use
Stable voltage for sensitive medical equipment
High output and fuel efficiency
Reliable performance under continuous load
Maintenance, Testing, and Documentation
Monthly no-load generator tests
Semiannual load bank tests
Annual inspections and calibrations
Fuel, oil, and coolant checks
ATS and control verification
Battery and system health testing
Full digital reports for audit records
Emergency and Disaster Response
24/7 emergency dispatch for generator service and diagnostics
Mobile power units for temporary or supplementary supply
Priority parts delivery through regional service centers
Fuel support coordination for extended outages


