Sizing and safety tips for standby generators

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Missouri's geographical location midway between northern and southern weather systems often means surprise amounts of ice and snow accumulations in the winter. They are a cold reminder of the difficulties involved in running a modern farm when the power goes out, even for just a few minutes or hours. That's why a standby power generator can be good insurance to keep critical facilities running, said Bob Schultheis, a University of Missouri Extension natural resource engineering specialist. But several critical factors need consideration when buying, installing and using them.

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