LPG Generators

The development of conversion technology has led to its application in a number of new sectors ranging from ride-on lawn mowers to mobile catering units. These applications complement the traditional uses of gas powered small engines in mobile catering, on construction sites and to power temporary traffic lights and floodlighting.

During the last thirty years, a large number of generators have been converted to run on bottled gas which provides a wide range of benefits.

LPG Generators for Back Up Power

Power cuts are an unfortunate by-product of rural life during winter months. When the power goes down, not only do you lose heating and hot water, but now, revisions to the Gas Regulations in 2001 mean that the ventilation interlock system in kitchens will automatically shut the gas supply off completely. For businesses running catering equipment on natural gas or LPG, the result is a complete cessation of power rendering the business unable to provide services such as hot meals.

For LPG customers, Calor is suggesting that a simple solution and one which is more cost-effective than petrol, would be the installation of an LPG generator, which would allow a business to continue operating until normal electricity services are resumed.

An established fuel with cleaner emissions, Calor LPG is a cost-effective, environmentally friendlier option to other sources of fuel and can be up to fifty per cent cheaper than a petrol generator. Suitable for all types of catering and hospitality businesses, LPG generators are quieter and there is no noticeable reduction in performance.

Interested? Find out more with Calor specialists