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Browse through our selection of 350kVA Generators from Generator Warehouse. Get in touch with our expert sales team for more information on pricing and availability.

Is a 350 kVA generator suitable for hospitals?

Yes, a 350 kVA generator is ideal for hospitals and other healthcare facilities, where uninterrupted power is crucial for patient care. It can power life support systems, surgical equipment, lighting, and essential HVAC systems, ensuring that critical services remain operational during a power outage. Hospitals often use multiple generators in parallel to provide redundancy and ensure that power is always available, even if one generator fails.

What is the noise level of a 350 kVA generator?

The noise level of a 350 kVA generator typically ranges from 75 to 85 decibels, depending on whether it is enclosed or located in an open space. For comparison, this is similar to the noise of a busy urban street. In sensitive environments like hospitals, additional soundproofing measures, such as acoustic enclosures or barriers, are often used to reduce noise levels and create a quieter environment for patients and staff.

How reliable are 350 kVA generators for emergency backup?

350 kVA generators are highly reliable for emergency backup, thanks to their robust construction, advanced control systems, and features like automatic start and stop. These generators are designed to automatically start within seconds of a power outage, ensuring minimal disruption to critical services. Regular testing and maintenance further enhance their reliability, making them a trusted choice for emergency power in hospitals, data centers, and other mission-critical facilities.