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Page last updated 07-17-2020 |
The online source for backup &
alternate power systems & information !
Info & systems for power outages
and more. Featuring portable RV/mobile
standby & PTO generators, automatic transfer switches, fuel conversion kits, manual transfer
switches & panels, cables,
generator metering panels, portable
power distribution boxes, inverters, UPS systems, voltage regulators, surge
arresters and load banks. Also offer alternative energy products including solar,
wind & hydro power
sources, grid-tied
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Our Mission
The U.S. electric utility industry is undergoing major changes due to deregulation.
One of the results is reduced reliability of electric service. NoOutage.com LLC
provides information and systems for maintaining electric power supply during periods when
utility power is lost. We also offer alternative power systems for both
grid-connected and off-grid locations. Protect yourself, your family, your property
and your business from the inconvenience and dangers of future power outages. We
presently feature portable, automatic standby, RV/Mobile and PTO generators,
manual transfer
switches, cable and cordsets, inverters, lightning/surge protection, UPS systems, line
voltage regulators/ conditioners and accessories. See our alternative energy products: solar PV modules, wind and hydroelectric generators, and
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Power outages and brownouts can
wreak havoc on companies, resulting in economic and operational setbacks.
A recent study conducted by J.D.Power & Associates found that the average
business experiences 5.7 outages per year. Without protection, business
cannot be conducted during those 5.7 times per year. The Electric Power
Research Institute found that, on average, a one second power outage costs a
business $1,477 and the tab for a one hour outage comes to $7,795. Overall
this costs the U.S. economy between $104 and 164 billion annually.
--excerpted from "What is Power
Protection?" by Carrie Schmelkin, TMCnet Web Editor, April 21, 2011.
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Click
here for a search of most recent power outages in the news.
California utilities turn off the electricity when wildfire risk is high
With the number of fires in the West growing, and a 2017 decision by the California Public Utilities Commission to require that a utility — not ratepayers — pick up the costs for fires caused by its power lines, it’s likely that Californians are going to see more deliberate, pre-planned power outages when there is extreme wildfire risk, experts say. “The utilities are damned if they do, damned if they don’t,” said Frank Wolak, a Stanford University economics professor who has studied energy issues extensively.
There is now a web site covering these shutoffs by the big three California utilities SDGE, SCE, PG&E called
Public Safety Power Shutoff.
These power outages are forcing more consumers to install backup generators..
--The
Mercury News, December 7, 2017
and other sources
Massive blackout in Argentina
BUENOS AIRES - A huge power outage hit Argentina and two neighboring countries
on Sunday June 16. Argentina’s grid “collapsed” around 7 a.m. (1100 GMT), leaving the entire country without
power. The outage also cut electricity to much of neighboring Uruguay and swaths of Paraguay, and shut down YPF SA’s La Plata refinery, Argentina’s largest.
The root cause of the outage remained unknown and results of a full investigation
will not be available for 10 to 15 days. Residents of Buenos Aires, a city of nearly 16 million, awoke on Father´s Day to a nearly entirely dark city. The blackout hobbled public transportation, cut off water supplies,
shutdown service stations and stores, and crippled phone and internet communications for much of the
day.
--Reuters,
June 16, 2019.
For past news clips see Outage Archives.
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