THE #1 NAME IN BACKUP GENERATORS

KOSMOS SOLAR IS A CERTIFIED Generac generator DEALER IN ARLINGTON, DALLAS/FT. WORTH, & TX METRO AREAS.

Kosmos Solar has partnered with Generac Generators. Generac was the first to engineer affordable home standby generators, along with the first engine developed specifically for the rigors of generator use, and is now the #1 manufacturer of home backup generators. Generac manufactures the widest range of power products in the marketplace including portable, residential, commercial and industrial generators. We are also the leading designer and manufacturer of manual and fully automatic transfer switches and accessories for backup power applications up to 2 MW.

The Generac Mobile line of powerful, high-quality light towers, trailer-mounted mobile generators and combination units are designed and built for a variety of industries and the most demanding environments.

Generac also pioneered the residential power washer category, putting the power to clean into the hands of homeowners. Today, Generac features a full line of innovative, industry-leading power washers suitable for virtually any application, including the toughest commercial and industrial environments.

WHY GENERAC GENERATORS

Positioned for the Future
“Generac is well positioned to be a key player in the clean energy market,” said Aaron Jagdfeld, chief executive of generator manufacturer Generac Holdings Inc. “The company’s expertise in power generation combined with the technologies under development will be used to modernize the way consumers will generate, store and consume their own power. This in turn will create the opportunity for significant energy cost savings while also providing potential relief from increasing power outages.”

Changing Energy Landscape
“Our move into clean energy technologies such as energy storage is a natural next step for Generac,” said Aaron Jagdfeld, chief executive of generator manufacturer Generac Holdings Inc. “We believe the energy landscape will change dramatically over the next decade as utility rates continue to rise, the grid continues to be less stable, and regulations driving renewable energy continue to increase.”

Going Beyond Emergency Power
“We had been thinking about what do we do beyond this emergency power approach in all of our businesses,” said Russ Minick, chief marketing officer and head of the clean-energy product division. “How power is delivered to homes and businesses in the United States is going through quite a revolution now,” he said. “The original (concept of building) a giant coal-burning power plant and running wires everywhere is quickly being replaced by natural gas as the fuel. But (experts) call it the ‘bridge fuel,’ because the renewables are coming in.”

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BENEFITS OF MOBILE
BACK-UP POWER

While mobile generators are popular for power needs on construction sites, outdoor events and in disaster recovery efforts, they also offer many advantages as a back-up power solution.

Fast Deployment
If you need power fast, mobile generators can be deployed and set-up quickly, within days
or even hours. And, a mobile generator is an ideal interim power solution while waiting for a
stationary standby generator to be built and installed.
Versatile
Because mobile generators are easy to tow and transport, they are an ideal option for businesses
and municipalities that have multiple locations to protect. The generator can be transported to
locations when and where power is needed.
Economical
If you do have multiple locations to protect, a mobile generator can be the most economical
option for back-up power, transporting generators where the power is needed as compared to
installing a stationary standby unit at every location
Easy to Operate
Mobile generators are safe and easy to use once you know the basics. Pre-installing transfer
switches and having a few essential power cords on hand make the process even easier.

POWER OUTAGE FACT SHEET

Decreased Productivity
When the power goes out, productivity goes down.
Employees rely on electricity and may not be able
to complete assignments during an outage. After
power has been restored, it may take overtime to
resolve issues and recover lost data. Employee
productivity decreases with every minute of power
lost, affecting your business’ bottom line.
Disturbance of Operations
Power outages can cause downtime and it can
delay manufacturing efforts as well as your ability
to sell inventory when customers need it the most.
Lost Customers
If power outages impact website access for your
customers, a one-time outage could hurt your
company perception. A damaged reputation could
play a long term role on revenue and gaining these
customers back may require signi cant and costly
strategies.
Damaged Equipment
A loss in power can cause long-term damage to
your equipment. One of the largest sources of
damage is the electrical surge that happens when
the power returns. The cost to repair equipment
damaged by not having a proper backup power
supply or not using surge protection is unanticipated
and can set a company back nancially.
Increased Liability
Increased liability risks are a threat when the power
goes out. Employees and customers are at a
higher risk of injury during an outage.
Stored Computer Data Lost
Computers and other operating systems need to
shut down properly and an outage can cause these
devices to shut down unexpectedly. Files that
you were working on could be lost or corrupted.
If outages are frequent enough, your hard drive
could be damaged and its lifespan shortened.