A standby generator, a specialized electrical apparatus, functions automatically to serve as a backup power system in the event of power loss. Sensors embedded within the system detect power outages, prompting the generator to activate automatically to compensate for the loss. This transition of electrical load from the primary power source to the generator is seamless. Once activated, the generator supplies ample electrical energy to the circuits. Once the power outage is resolved, intelligent sensors revert the load back to the primary power supply.

Yadavian engineers typically rely on diesel, natural gas, or propane gas to fuel electric generators. Diesel-powered generators are known for their efficiency, while natural gas generators offer enhanced versatility and reliability.