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WELCOME! Who is T&T Power Group?

WELCOME! Who is T&T Power Group? What can we do for you?

WELCOME! Who is T&T Power Group? What can we do for you? Why are we here today?

WELCOME! Who is T&T Power Group? What can we do for you? Why are we here today? Questions?

Who is T&T Power Group? T&T Power Group stems from humble roots in the service sector providing generator maintenance and emergency response service to local customers. From here we have grown to a company with the same core values, but a larger servicing area, and a wider range of products and product support for our customers. We services thousands of generators across Canada in all major sectors. We understand the importance of service and sales, and our differing departments work cohesively to serve a common goal; the satisfied consumer. We provide temporary power systems in the events of failure, and 24/7 emergency response to all customers. Our capabilities are unlimited when it comes to the manufacture, sales, and service of your power generation equipment, and we look forward to working with you on your next project.

What can We do for You? Generator Design Generator Build Generator Servicing Generator Rentals

Why are We Here Today? Generator Design Generator Build Generator Servicing Generator Rentals

Questions? Please feel free to ask questions throughout, or bring them up at the end of this presentation.

Service Capabilities 24/7/365 EMERGENCY SERVICE EGSA CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS LICENSED MECHANICS LICENSED ELECTRICIANS TECHNICAL SUPPORT COMPLETE CSA 282 PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE PROGRAMS

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE C 282 -09: Emergency electrical power supply for buildings Scope: This Standard applies to the design, installation, operation, maintenance, and testing of emergency generators and associated equipment for providing an emergency power supply to electrical loads

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE ANNUAL REQUIREMENTS

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE ANNUAL REQUIREMENTS

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE ANNUAL REQUIREMENTS

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE ANNUAL REQUIREMENTS

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE • LOAD BANK TESTING (part of C 282 Annual Maintenance and Testing Requirements)

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE • LOAD BANK TESTING (part of C 282 Annual Maintenance and Testing Requirements) Benefits of Load Testing: Uncovers issues so that they may be dealt with preventatively Exhaust Deposits are burned off and cleaned out Assess Functionality and Durability

CSA 282 MAINTENANCE • Documentation Requirements: • C 282 Log Book Must Be Completed – Record all weekly, monthly, semi-annual and annual inspections (T&T can provide) • Annual Load Bank Testing Report • Annual Inspection Reports to be available upon request (filed electronically and hard copy stored in the generator room)

OTHER CODE REQUIREMENTS • CSA Standard B 139, Installation Code for Oil. Burning Equipment • This Code was developed in cooperation with the Canadian Standards Association, publishers of CAN/CSAB 139. Storage tank systems that fall within the scope of CAN/CSA B 139 are predominantly furnace oil tanks and storage tanks containing diesel fuel and connected to standby emergency power generators.

OTHER CODE REQUIREMENTS • NFPA 110 provides performance requirements for emergency and standby power systems to provide reliable auxiliary power to supply critical and essential needs during outages of the primary power source. • This Standard covers installation, maintenance, operation, and testing requirements as they pertain to the performance of the emergency power supply system, including power sources, transfer equipment, controls, supervisory equipment, and all related electrical and mechanical auxiliary and accessory equipment.

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES • T&T POWER GROUP’S STANDARD MODELS: 10 KW – 600 KW Diesel Gensets 30 KW – 400 KW Natural Gas Gensets Custom Packages to Suit ALL Requirements

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES • T&T POWER GROUP’S STANDARD MODELS: 10 KW – 600 KW Diesel Gensets 20 KW Generator Commonly used for small office buildings or telecommunications towers:

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES • 600 KW 600 V • Commonly used for large pumping stations and water treatment plants

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES 400 KW Natural Gas Generator, used in prime power applications:

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES • Custom Packages to Suit ALL Requirements

MANUFACTURING CAPABILITIES • Custom Packages to Suit ALL Requirements 2. 2 Mega Watt 600 V Power Generation Package Consisting of Four 550 KW Diesel Generators Synchronized Together Offers: - Redundancy - Fuel savings for non-peak loads - Zero down time in the case of mechanical failure - More economical capital expense and repair costs

RENTAL CAPABILITIES • Rentals Available to Suit All Requirements Rentals available 24/7/365 to cover you in the case of a power outage or generator failure

RENTAL CAPABILITIES • Rentals Available to Suit All Requirements Rentals as small as 10 KW and as large as 2 MW!

Let’s get back to servicing • So you’ve seen that we can build

Let’s get back to servicing • So you’ve seen that we can build • You’ve seen that we have rentals

Let’s get back to servicing • So you’ve seen that we can build • You’ve seen that we have rentals • So what can we service? ?

Let’s get back to servicing • So you’ve seen that we can build • You’ve seen that we have rentals • So what can we service? ? • All makes of GENERATORS and TRANSFER SWITCHES

BRANDS WE COMMONLY SERVICE:

Let’s touch on this one really quick. . .

You NEED to have properly trained technicians and experienced generator companies work on your equipment! Make sure you ask your service company if they are an EGSA member.

IS your equipment being properly maintained? ? You’ve made the investment in your emergency standby generator. Make sure your investment is going to be there when you need it most.

Oil System failure This is an Oil pan is from an Engine that has had a catastrophic failure. The Generator was not serviced on a regular program with no oil change for many years. This is just an example of what can happen with no maintenance program. Let us design and implement a program specific to your needs.

Cooling System failure • Think of this as “The other life blood” of your engine • Should be tested annually • Must be replaced every 5 years • Use proper coolant for engine type

Cooling System failure

Ten Common Reasons Why Your Power System May Leave You In the Dark. 1) BATTERY SYSTEM FAILURE 2) CONTROL SYSTEM ISSUES 3) COOLING SYSTEM PROBLEMS 4) FUEL SYSTEM PROBLEMS 5) AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH (ATS) OR SWITCHGEAR ISSUES 6) CIRCUIT BREAKER PROBLEMS 7) INTAKE/EXHAUST VALVE PROBLEMS 8) GENERATOR WINDING ISSUES 9) LUBRICATION PROBLEMS 10)WET STACKING AND CARBON BUILD UP

ALL OF THESE PROBLEMS ARE EASILY AVOIDED WITH PROPER MAINTENANCE! 1) BATTERY SYSTEM FAILURE 2) CONTROL SYSTEM ISSUES 3) COOLING SYSTEM PROBLEMS 4) FUEL SYSTEM PROBLEMS 5) AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCH (ATS) OR SWITCHGEAR ISSUES 6) CIRCUIT BREAKER PROBLEMS 7) INTAKE/EXHAUST VALVE PROBLEMS 8) GENERATOR WINDING ISSUES 9) LUBRICATION PROBLEMS 10)WET STACKING AND CARBON BUILD UP

How do you make sure your equipment is being properly maintained? • Follow the CSA 282 guidelines • Have properly trained personnel performing the maintenance. • Change engine oil at least every 12 months • Monitor and test cooling system annual.

Questions?

Thank you for your time. Please visit our website to learn more about our products and services. www. ttpowergroup. com