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| 05/08/2006 - Personalized Power Systems Installs 1,000th Automatic Standby Generator in South Florida Home Business Wire Marking a major milestone for the Boca Raton-based company that has become the largest full-service dealer and installer of automatic standby generators in the United States, Personalized Power Systems (PPS) has installed its 1,000th generator system at a South Florida residence... Read More » |
| 04/17/2006 - FPL should focus on latest technology, not sell generators Pinecrest Tribune - Letters to the Editor We applaud Ike's shedding light on FPL's efforts to profit from these generator systems and compete with our company as well as other generator dealers and electricians throughout its service area.... Read More » |
| 11/13/2005 - Whole home generators keep power on, even during a hurricane Pinecrest Tribune Coral Gables resident and retired schoolteacher Diane Dolcourt had a somewhat atypical adventure during the days following Hurricane Katrina. Though her home lost power from FPL, she was able to keep her lights, refrigerator and even central air-conditioning running like normal for several days because two years ago she invested in an whole-home automatic standby generator system.... Read More » |
| 11/11/2005 - Generators are becoming an essential appliance South Florida Busines Florida However, there is a big hole in the generator business. Generators to power multi-tenant units, especially high-rises, are very hard to come by. While most high-rises have back-up generators for hallway lights and elevators, the individual units run on separate meters and it’s difficult to power them individually, Frank said.... Read More » |
| 11/06/2005 - Gas hook-up helps ease the pain when electric fails The Herald A natural gas hookup or a propane tank can power water heaters, stoves and cloth dryers. And generators.... Read More » |
| 11/06/2005 - Whole house generators need care, air – and plenty of food The Herald A whole house generator makes life after hurricanes far easier and safer than enduring powerless nights and cold-water showers. It also keeps the pumps for the koi pond running.... Read More » |
| 09/25/2005 - Looking More Compelling: A Power System of One's Own The New York Times UNTIL recently, an approaching hurricane or tropical storm would force Martin Schleifer to shut down his small advertising agency in Coconut Grove, Fla.... Read More » |
| 09/01/2005 - Automatic standby generators good backups in case of storm Gazette Homes The barrage of four hurricanes that hit Florida in 2004 left more than 12 million residents without power for more than a day. The outages ranged from a few hours to a few weeks, and some areas went for more than a month without power.... Read More » |
| 08/29/2005 - He's charged up about generators Sun Sentinel Hiram (HJ) Frank and his wife, Susan, thought they had found a lucrative niche market when they started a home generator business, Personalized Power Systems, in Boca Raton seven years ago.... Read More » |
| 08/27/2005 - Generator owners barely feet aftermath Sun Sentinel Turn the generator on. Clean the leaves out of the pool. Turn the generator off. That was David Blechman's routine on Friday, Blechman, who lives west of Boca Raton, spent most of Friday baby sitting his 4,400-watt generator, which was powering two refrigerators after hurricane Katrina knocked out his electricity about 4 p.m. Thursday.... Read More » |