Agricultural Generator—Farm Generator

Farm Generators

A Farm Generator takes over when the power goes out to keep critical systems like milking, milk storage, grain storage, lights, and feeding cattle operating. Milk must remain at a safe temperature, typically below 37 degrees Fahrenheit. Milking operations on some farms continue 24/7—any disruption makes the cows unhappy and less productive.

Whether storing grain or mixing cattle feed or running barn fans to keep livestock cool, electrical power from farm generators keeps the operation running smoothly. When utility power returns, the generator can return to waiting for the next power outage.

Agricultural Generators

Agriculture Generators by nature must operate in a harsh environment. Farms are dusty when it’s dry and muddy when wet. When conditions are not perfect, the agricultural generator must overcome issues like faults that might shut other generators down. 

It starts with a reliable, heavy-duty diesel engine capable of providing a fast response to changes. Add an alternator capable of clearing short circuits and a power output free of distortion regardless of load type. The farm generator must operate in temperature extremes ranging from well below freezing up to 122 degrees.

A farmer can’t always wait for a tech to find time for a service callt, especially during a widespread outage. Self-diagnostics and easy to reach components make it easy to keep the generator serviced and running.