Currently, reducing electricity consumption extends beyond just residential and commercial use.
Even airports, where this resource is crucial for operation and safety, must economize.
This is also due to actions like demand adjustment and cost reduction through policies that promote more rational use.
However, this doesn’t mean airports forgo essential electrical equipment, such as communication, tracking, and landing and takeoff control devices.
To meet needs, airports can adopt power generators.
Besides helping save energy, generators provide emergency security during blackouts: when electricity is suddenly interrupted, whether by outage or overload, they automatically activate and take over essential loads, as planned by each airport’s system.
The installation of generators aims to solve issues caused by power outages at airports, especially during peak seasons, preventing disruptions like canceled or delayed flights.
In these cases, generators operate until the power grid is restored.
