As farming operations scale up, reliable power becomes more than a convenience – it’s a necessity. For one modern chicken farm, growth meant more automated systems, greater electricity demand, and higher risks during outages. To secure their operations, the farm turned to Denyo generators for a robust and efficient backup solution.
From Small Setup to Full-Scale Operation
What began as a modest farm operation has now evolved into a large-scale facility with temperature control, ventilation, lighting, and automated feeding systems — all of which are heavily dependent on electricity. Even a brief power interruption could disrupt these systems, putting livestock health and productivity at risk.
Previously, the farm relied on several smaller units, such as the Denyo DCA-150ESK generator. While it provided dependable performance, the farm’s expansion and increased power demand called for a higher-capacity upgrade. To meet their growing power demand, the farm upgraded to two new Denyo DCA-220SPK3 generators. Each generator runs on an alternating schedule — one operates during the daytime for 12 hours, and the other takes over at night.
This setup ensures:
- Continuous power coverage, even in the event of grid failure.
- Equal runtime distribution between the two units, allowing each generator adequate rest.
- Longer lifespan and reduced wear, thanks to balanced operation cycles.
The result is a reliable, energy-efficient power system that supports round-the-clock farm operations without overstraining the equipment. This approach not only protects the investment in the generators themselves but also safeguards the farm’s productivity by ensuring constant operation of essential systems.
Supporting Modern Agriculture
The move reflects a growing trend among modern farms – adopting industrial-grade backup power systems to protect against unpredictable power disruptions. Denyo’s range of generators, renowned for their durability, low noise, and fuel efficiency, is well-suited for environments where performance and dependability are paramount. For the chicken farm, this upgrade represents more than just higher capacity – it’s a strategic investment in business continuity and animal welfare.
