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The new generator. Notice the city gas connection at
the left. Up side, the gas won't run out. Down side, if the
natural gas distribution is effected by the disaster there is no back up
fuel source. Examples: A large tree uprooted in the area
would cause a gas leak that could effect pressure. |
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The new power distribution panel. Is there an
automatic transfer switch in there? Or just manual? |
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A close-up of the 4 pin power connector on the right side of
the image above. This is where a temporary generator would be
connected. |
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The generator and power distribution. The RTs, both
above and below ground, are to the left of this. |
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A close up of the Power Company (FPL) meter. This mode shows
the kWhours to date. Another mode on the meter indicates that it's
pulling 23.05 kW. |
