COVID-19 Update
At Paramount Power Systems, the health and well-being of our employees, families and customers is always our top priority. We are closely monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and its impact in our community.
To maintain the safety of our employees and customers we have implemented many preventative safety measures in our day-to-day operations following the guidance set forth by the Canadian and Ontario Government, including:
We are extremely proud and grateful to our employees and customers who continue to come to work everyday to ensure business continuity. Our measures are aligned with World Health Organization guidelines and local health officials, and we continue to adjust our approach, as necessary. We will keep you informed as the situation evolves and thank you for your continued trust.
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When you buy a generator, you are purchasing peace of mind. With a generator, you can be sure that your home projects that need power aren't suddenly ruined due to a black or brown-out. But now that you have one, you want to make sure you know how to take care of it.
You want to make sure your generator's lifespan is as long as it is possible to run it. Take a look at these five tips to increase the lifespan of generators for homeowners!
Businesses depend on the source of power to keep the production and all operations running smoothly. You may have to wait for hours or even days, depending on the damages done, for the power to come back on if there is sustained power failure in your city. You cannot afford to lose all that precious time, resources, and money. As a business owner, you have to ensure your business has the resources to pull through the day and turn a profit in any situation. Backup commercial generators are a huge part of the resources that keep you on track.
Commercial generators will provide the power needed to efficiently run your facility. Count on Paramount Power Systems for your commercial generator needs in Toronto. We offer power solutions throughout GTA.
Gas generators that are fueled by natural gas help produce electricity for household, industrial and commercial needs. They provide life-saving backup for when electricity supply seizes. Paramount Power Systems is a family-owned and operated company with over 30 years of experience in gas generators. Our services include industrial generators, residential generators and mobile generators.
Generators are generally used as a power backup in homes, businesses and other facilities. Power outages can be taxing as they can momentarily bring your life to a standstill. People living in areas with minimal power outages tend to not buy generators unless there is an approaching natural calamity, such as a hurricane or a flood. It is an immediate decision taken without any preparation, creating a high chance of ending up with the wrong item. Just to get the power up and running the generator technicians usually skip through the critical safety measures that need to be taken. That is a reason why carbon monoxide poisoning due to generators is still a major cause of deaths.
Electrical power plays such a big role in our everyday lives that we cannot think of a world without it. Whether it’s just a power loss issue or you are just facing severe weather, generators provide backup power to devices including refrigerators, chargers and other appliances. Sometimes power outages last for days or weeks, depending on a situation and the method of restoration by the utility company.
A residential generator keeps your power on during an outage. It is usually installed outside your home and turns on immediately when there is a power outage. Residential generators run on propane or natural gas and hence, there is no nuisance of refuelling them. During a power outage, your automatic transfer switch (ATS) will signal the generator to start. The generator provides power backup to your house till the utility power returns through the ATS. After the utility power returns, the ATS transfers the electricity back to the utility and the generator shuts off. The generator is in a standby mode until the next outage.
