Generator - Insurance Checklists Monthly

Documentation of the monthly testing of your emergency generator(s) should, at a minimum, include the following information:

• a) Identification of generator tested (e.g. Generator #1)

• b) Date generator was installed/placed in service

• c) Generator standby nameplate rating in kW

• d) 30% of generator standby nameplate rating in kW

• e) Fuel type (e.g. diesel, gasoline, etc.)

• f) Normal operating temperature

• g) Date of test

• h) Signature or initials of person performing the test

• i) Identification of ATS(s) used to initiate the test

• j) ATS transfer time (0 to 10 seconds)***

• k) Time delay for cooldown (minimum 5 minutes required)

• l) Elapsed run time (support with hour meter “start” and “stop” times

• m) Oil pressure during test

• n) Operating temperature during test

• o) Engine exhaust temperature during test, if applicable

• p) kw (load under test)

• q) Identification of unsatisfactory conditions and corrective action taken (including parts replaced)