If you have a standby generator on your property, you may have numerous questions about how long you can keep your generator running each time you use it. While standby generators can run for quite a while, especially compared to portable generators, there are some limits on how much time can pass before you should shut your generator off. Here’s everything that you need to know about how long you can leave your generator running, as well as who you should call for all of your generator services—
Different generator types have different run times. You should familiarize yourself with the type of generator that you have and not exceed the run time for the specific type, make, and model.
After your generator has been running for hours or days without a break, it’s important to turn it off and perform any necessary maintenance once it cools. At Generator Technologies Inc., our team provides a range of generator services that you can trust, including generator maintenance, repairs, replacement, and new installation services. Even if you’re not running your generator regularly or for long periods of time at once, you should still be sure to service your generator at least once per year.
To learn more about our generator services and everything else you should know about caring for and running your generator, call our team directly or send us a message online at your convenience.
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