Generators & Power Systems
Downtime isn’t an option on critical sites. LJ Electric installs and maintains commercial-grade systems.
Losing power on a commercial site goes beyond mere inconvenience into liability. Generators and backup systems protect against costly shutdowns, failed inspections, and unsafe conditions.
We provide:
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Installation of commercial-grade generators
Generator brands include Generac and Briggs & Stratton -
Design and sizing
Tailored to the facility’s load requirements
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Maintenance programs
To keep systems inspection-ready year after year
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Integration with emergency power systems
For housing, retail, healthcare, and municipal facilities
Commercial Generator & Power Systems FAQ
Which generator is best for commercial use?
For most commercial and industrial applications, a three-phase generator is the best choice because it can handle higher electrical demands with greater efficiency. LJ Electric designs and installs custom power systems across Connecticut, ensuring your generator matches your facility’s load requirements and supports your critical equipment—whether it’s a school, manufacturing plant, or retail space.
How much does a commercial-size generator cost?
Commercial generator costs can range from $15,000 for smaller 30 kW units to $500,000 or more for large-capacity systems. LJ Electric helps Connecticut businesses choose and size generators that balance performance and budget, while managing installation, permits, and inspections to make the process seamless from start to finish.
What will a 20,000-watt generator run?
A 20,000-watt (20 kW) generator can power essential systems in a mid-sized commercial space or multi-unit property, including HVAC systems, lighting, refrigeration, and computer equipment. LJ Electric can evaluate your building’s loads and recommend the right generator capacity to keep your operations running smoothly.
What size generator do I need for a commercial building?
Sizing a generator for a commercial building typically involves 5–10 watts per square foot, plus an additional 50 kW for startup loads. LJ Electric’s licensed team performs on-site load assessments and designs power systems tailored to your facility, ensuring reliable performance across Connecticut’s demanding business environments.
What is the 80% rule for generators?
The 80% rule means a generator should only operate at 80% of its rated capacity to maintain efficiency, prevent overload, and extend its lifespan. LJ Electric’s certified electricians are experts at configuring and balancing electrical loads to keep your commercial generator safe, efficient, and code-compliant.
Need Expert Help With Your Commercial Generator Or Power System?
Contact LJ Electric today at 860-242-5559 or contact us online to schedule a consultation. Proudly serving Berlin, CT and commercial projects across the state.
