4 Feb
2023
4 Feb
'23
12:34 a.m.
On 2/4/23 07:29, William Herrin wrote:
If it's just a little gasoline generator, 30 minutes is about right. It takes 10 minutes to decide the power isn't coming back soon and another 10 to drag the generator out of the shed, hook up the wires and get it going even though it's cold, wet, and hasn't been run for several months. That leaves 10 minutes to spare figuring out how to convince the UPS that the generator power is good enough to retransfer and stay.
Indeed - I was guessing given how reliable PG&E have been for Sabri, a lot is probably pre-wired. I may be wrong. Mark.