Factory-direct natural gas and LPG generator sets from 150 kW to 1.4 MW. Built for ATS transfer and parallel operation at mission-critical sites.
A data center generator (genset) is standby or prime power for IT load, cooling, and critical building systems when utility power fails or is not yet available. After an outage, the UPS holds the load while an ATS starts the genset and transfers the site. Yuyang builds natural gas and LPG sets from 150 kW to 1.4 MW, paralleled for N+1, as backup or as bridge power until the grid connection arrives.
A data center backup power system is a chain, not a single machine. The genset only helps if UPS, ATS, IT load, and cooling all transfer together.
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The site runs on the grid under normal conditions. Generators stay in standby or, on delayed interconnects, run as bridge or prime power.
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Batteries or a rotary UPS hold servers through the first moments of a loss so voltage does not collapse before the genset is online.
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The automatic transfer switch sees the outage, starts the data center generator, and transfers IT and cooling onto generator power.
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When the grid is stable, the ATS transfers back and the genset cools down. Regular load tests prove this path still works.
A generator that covers servers but not HVAC still takes the hall down. Size and transfer cooling with the IT load.
UPS and batteries are not a generator replacement. They buy minutes. Hours or days of runtime come from the genset and its fuel.
Most Tier III and Tier IV sites still spec diesel for on-site fuel. Natural gas and LPG are the right call when pipeline supply is reliable, run hours are long, or the utility interconnect is years out.
Diesel remains the Uptime default because tanks sit on the plot and do not depend on a gas utility. Gas wins for bridge and prime duty: no fuel polishing, lower particulates, and pipeline runtime while you wait on the grid. Yuyang does not sell diesel data-center sets. We spec natural gas and LPG, including dual-fuel where the site needs a diesel-style start with gas runtime.
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Match the site type to fuel, runtime, and redundancy. We size natural gas and LPG sets for backup, standby, and bridge power.
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Work in kW first, then convert to kVA. Send the load list and we return a sized natural gas or LPG option.
Send a load list — we return a sized gas or LPG optionAnswers for engineers, EPC teams, and facility owners. Request a quote →
A data center generator is a genset that keeps IT load, cooling, and critical building systems up when utility power fails or is not yet connected. It works with a UPS and an ATS so transfer does not need a manual start.
Diesel keeps fuel on site, starts fast, and is the usual spec for Tier III and Tier IV standby. Gas is a better fit when the pipeline is reliable, you need long run hours, or you are bridging until the grid interconnect arrives. Yuyang specs natural gas and LPG instead of diesel SKUs. Compare diesel vs gas vs LPG on this page.
Yes, for bridge and prime duty and for many standby sites with a stable gas supply. The UPS covers the start window. We size natural gas sets from 150 kW to 1.4 MW and parallel them for N+1.
The UPS holds the load for milliseconds to minutes. The ATS sees the grid loss, starts the genset, and transfers IT and cooling onto generator power. When utility returns, the ATS transfers back. See how data center backup power works.
Take IT kW, multiply by PUE, add house loads and a 20–25% margin, then apply N+1 or 2N and site derating. How to size a data center generator lists the sequence. Send a one-line or load list for a factory quote.
N is the number of units needed to carry the load. N+1 adds one spare so a unit can be down for service or a fail-to-start. 2N is a full duplicate plant. We parallel gas sets for either layout.
Runtime is fuel-limited. Diesel lasts as long as the tanks and polishing plan. Pipeline natural gas can run as long as the utility gas stays up, which is why gas is used for bridge and prime. LPG lasts as long as bulk or bottle inventory.
No. Batteries and UPS cover a short ride-through. They do not replace hours or days of genset runtime for IT plus cooling.
Use natural gas when pipeline fuel is steady. Use LPG at edge sites without a pipeline. We configure both for backup and bridge power. See fuel options.
Tell us IT kW, cooling or PUE if you have it, natural gas or LPG, N+1 or 2N, and whether this is standby or bridge power. Engineers usually reply within one business day with sizing and a spec outline.
