Airports depend on backup power generators when utility power fails due to weather, major events or human error.
As Airports continue to expand and update all systems and equipment to meet the demand of today’s digital and technological world, generators need to meet their constantly changing power requirements in case of emergencies.
• For traffic control towers working around the clock, even a brief interruption of power can result in the loss of communications, lights, instrumentation and put life safety at risk.
• Passengers need the use of computers and systems at kiosks for check-ins, ticket purchases or baggage drop-off
• TSA employees need to screen passengers prior to entering the secure gate areas and check-in passengers before boarding.
• Restaurants need continuous power to power lights, provide food and process transactions.
• Today, most Air-Trams use electrical power to function, and these are essential in bringing travelers to their gates, baggage claim or parking garages.
• Elevators, baggage carousels, escalators, bathrooms, vending machines, and moving walkways all need constant electricity to function properly.
These are some of the main reasons why backup power generators are critical at airports.
They need to be maintained on a regular basis and repaired promptly if needed.
At GenServe, we know how to keep airports running 24/7 even when power loss occurs. We offer:
In the United States, the EPA has created what is known as the Air Quality Index which measures and reports on air quality. While the intention of the Air Quality Index (AQI) when it was initially developed was to protect the general public from hazardous levels of pollutants that may be present in the ozone, the AQI has since been expanded to govern the use of emergency backup power generators.
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