Section 7: Installation Checklists
Safety Checklist
NOTE: See
Safety Rules & General Information
more information.
Are manuals, wiring diagrams and other
documentation readily available?
Is there any evidence of freight damage?
Does the enclosure have scratches or damage to
painted surfaces (which would indicate lifting without
a spreader bar)?
Are all guards, covers, insulation blankets and other
protective devices in place?
Are any parts or components worn, damaged or
missing?
Is the generator properly grounded?
Is a fire extinguisher kept near the generator?
Is there any evidence of oil or coolant leaks?
Are any combustible materials left in the generator
compartment?
Is the area surrounding the generator clean and free
of debris?
Do these parameters meet all applicable codes and
local jurisdiction?
Installation Planning Checklist
NOTE: See
Installation Planning
Is the generator set readily accessible for
maintenance, repair, and firefighting purposes?
Is the site clean and dry? Is the site provided with
adequate drainage?
Is there a minimum of five feet of clearance around
the generator set to facilitate the repair or
replacement of major components?
Have adequate provisions been made for installation
of the fuel supply?
Do these parameters meet all applicable codes and
local jurisdiction?
Installation Guidelines for Protector Diesel Generators
for
for more information.
Foundations and Mounting
Checklist
NOTE: See
Site Selection and Preparation
information.
Is the generator set installed on a concrete pad
capable of supporting its weight and accessories?
Is the generator securely fastened to the concrete pad
using suitable grade, size and style fasteners?
Is the concrete pad seated on a prepared solid
subsurface using appropriate reinforcing bar or
expanded wire mesh?
Does the concrete pad extend beyond the frame rails
at least six (6) inches (15.24 cm) on all sides?
Is the concrete pad flat and level to within 1/2 inch (13
mm)?
Are plugs installed in the tie-down holes of the frame
rail?
If installed on a roof or combustible floor, is the
generator seated on a layer of sheet metal and non-
combustible insulation? Do the sheet metal and
insulation extend beyond the generator base at least
six (6) inches (15.24 cm) on all sides?
Is the base frame stub-up cover plate installed?
Do all fuel, coolant, exhaust, and electrical lines have
flexible sections where they connect to the generator?
Is all piping properly supported and secured?
Do these parameters meet all applicable codes and
local jurisdiction?
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