Array Electric

POWER OUTAGES DON'T HAVE TO MEAN DOWNTIME. ⚡

If your business relies on IT rooms, servers, computers, or lighting to operate — a power outage can cost you far more than just inconvenience. It can mean lost data, missed deadlines, and unhappy clients.

At Array Electric, we install Generac generators adapted specifically for commercial settings. We've done the work to understand what commercial environments need, and we know how to set these systems up properly.

✅ Certified Generac dealer
✅ Commercial-grade installations (IT rooms, servers, lighting systems)
✅ 24/7 monitoring and maintenance plans
✅ Led by Dylan, Certified Master Electrician
✅ Serving the Lower Mainland, BC

Your business keeps running. That's the whole point.

Contact us today to talk about backup power for your commercial space.
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⚡ Power outage? Your business doesn't have to stop.

IT rooms, servers, computers, lighting — everything your commercial operation depends on can keep running with a Generac generator installed by Array Electric.

We're a certified Generac dealer with real experience adapting these systems to commercial environments. Not just homes — we do the full commercial setup, tailored to your building and your needs.

24/7 monitoring and maintenance plans available so you're covered long after install day.

📍 Serving the Lower Mainland, BC
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STORM SEASON CHECKLIST: 10 MINUTES, BIG DIFFERENCE

Before the next big windstorm hits the Lower Mainland:

✅ Charge your power banks and flashlights
✅ Test your smoke and CO detectors
✅ Know where your main breaker is
✅ Figure out what you actually NEED powered (fridge, heat, sump pump, medical devices)
✅ Have a 24-hour outage plan

If you've been thinking about a standby generator or battery backup, now is the time to get it properly designed and installed.

Book a consult: https://arrayelectric.ca

STORM CHECKLIST: 10 minutes that can save you a headache

Before the next heavy wind + rain week:
 Charge power banks
 Test flashlights
 Set your garage door release plan
 Keep a few extension cords handy
 If you rely on power for work or medical needs, plan backup now

If youre thinking about a standby generator or battery backup, well help you scope it properly and install it safely.

Book a consult: https://arrayelectric.ca

GENERATOR VS BATTERY BACKUP: whats the difference?

Quick rule of thumb:
 Standby generator (Generac) = longer runtime, great for extended outages
 Battery backup = silent, instant switchover, great for essentials and shorter outages

The best option depends on your loads, your home, and what you actually want to keep running.

If youre in the Lower Mainland, well help you pick the right setup and install it clean and code-compliant.

Book a consult: https://arrayelectric.ca

MYTH: A portable generator is basically the same as standby.

Reality: portable units can help in a pinch, but theyre not the same for safety, convenience, or reliability.

Standby generator benefits:
 Automatic start during an outage
 Proper transfer equipment (safer for your home and the grid)
 Designed to run longer, with monitoring and maintenance options

If you want backup power without the stress, book a consult:
https://arrayelectric.ca

WHAT SHOULD YOU POWER IN AN OUTAGE?

Most people don’t need “everything.” They need the essentials:

✓ Heat source controls (where possible)
✓ Fridge + freezer
✓ Internet + a few plugs
✓ Sump pump (if you have one)
✓ Medical devices

The right backup plan depends on your home and your priorities. We’ll walk you through generator vs battery backup and design it properly.

Book a consult: https://arrayelectric.ca

STORM SEASON IS COMING 8

If you want backup power installed before the first big windstorm week, the best time to plan is now.

A quick consult helps you answer:
 What do you actually need to keep running?
 Generator vs battery backup?
 Where does the equipment go?
 What does the install look like (and what should you budget)?

If youre in the Lower Mainland, book a backup power consult here:
https://arrayelectric.ca