Big Sky Power Systems · Montana & Northern Wyoming
Emergency Generators and UPS
Keep essential equipment powered when utility service is interrupted. Big Sky Power Systems helps Montana and northern Wyoming customers plan emergency generators, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and battery backup around their critical loads.
Discuss your project406-414-7204Plan for the equipment that matters
Start with the circuits, appliances, communications equipment, and business systems you need to keep running. We discuss power requirements, outage duration, site conditions, and how much interruption each load can tolerate before recommending a backup approach.
Emergency generators
Generators can support longer outages when fuel and operating conditions allow. Our offerings include Kohler and Champion, with other manufacturer solutions considered around your project. Fuel sources, electrical connections, transfer equipment, and installation requirements guide the system design.
UPS and battery backup
A UPS can provide short-term backup for compatible equipment and help bridge a power interruption. Battery capacity, output, and transfer performance need to match the loads. We help assess the equipment and required runtime rather than assuming every battery system provides uninterrupted power.
Coordinated backup power
Generators, UPS equipment, batteries, and inverters can be considered together as part of a coordinated backup plan. Send your site location, essential equipment list, existing power equipment, available fuel sources, and preferred timeline so we can discuss compatibility and next steps.
Montana & Northern Wyoming
Based in Laurel, we welcome projects from Billings, Bozeman, Helena, Great Falls, Missoula, Butte, and Kalispell and the Flathead Valley, along with rural Montana communities. Our northern Wyoming focus includes Sheridan, Cody, Powell, Gillette, and surrounding areas. Site visits, travel, availability, and support are confirmed for each project.
Common questions
What is the difference between a generator and a UPS?
A generator produces electricity from fuel and generally needs time to start and transfer the load. A UPS uses stored energy to support compatible equipment through an interruption. The required continuity and runtime determine which solution, or combination, suits the application.
Can a UPS work with a generator?
Yes, when the equipment is compatible and properly configured. Generator output, UPS requirements, load characteristics, and the transfer arrangement should be evaluated together.
Tell us what you need
Use our project inquiry form to share your location, goals, existing equipment, and timeline. Our Montana-owned team will help you identify the next step.
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