Caishen Electric Co.

11/05/2026

11/05/2026

Project completed at a hotel in Tagaytay.

Scope of Work
• Exhaust Pipe Installation
• Louver Installation
• Generator Ducting Works
• Day Tank Installation
• Fuel Line Installation

Another successful turnover completed with quality workmanship, proper installation, and attention to detail from start to finish.

Thank you to our client for trusting our team to deliver this project.

21/04/2026

ISUZU 35KVA DELIVERED! BOLINAO PANGASINAN

Were the Most Capable company for you generator needs!

07/04/2026

100KVA SDEC SOLD binababa palang 😊

07/04/2026

UNLOADING OF GENERATORS RESTOCKED

28/03/2026

Hinahanda na ni Boss mike ang generator na ppick upin tommorow papuntang LIPA!

75KVA KVA ISUZU!

28/03/2026

SOLD!

28/03/2026

Handa ka na ba sa summer season?

24/03/2026

Successfully delivered ISUZU 30KVA
SAN MATEO ISABELA

20/03/2026

What do you see in this picture?

We see peace of mind, reliability, and power that never fails. Preventive maintenance makes it possible.

We’re now accepting clients for Preventive Maintenance of Diesel Generators, Transformers, and Electrical Panels.
✅ Reliable service
✅ Expert care
✅ Peace of mind

Serious inquiries only — call or message us today!

15/03/2026

Safety is paramount when dealing with high-voltage electricity and internal combustion engines. Before you hit the "Start" button, going through a mental or physical checklist can prevent equipment damage and, more importantly, life-threatening accidents.

Here is your essential pre-start safety checklist:

1. Physical Inspection & Surroundings
Clear the Area: Ensure there is at least 3 feet (1 meter) of clearance around the unit for airflow. Remove any flammable materials (dry leaves, rags, fuel cans).

Check for Leaks: Look under the unit for puddles of oil, coolant, or diesel. A fuel leak is a fire hazard; a coolant leak is an engine killer.

Inspect Belts and Hoses: Ensure no belts are frayed and no hoses are cracked or bulging.

2. Fluid & Electrical Check
Check Oil & Coolant: Never assume they are full. Low oil will cause the engine to seize, and low coolant will lead to immediate overheating.

Battery Condition: Check for corrosion on the terminals. A weak battery is the #1 reason generators fail to start during an emergency.

Grounding: Ensure the generator is properly grounded according to local electrical codes to prevent electric shock.

3. The "Output" Rule
Turn Off Main Breaker: Never start a generator under load. Ensure the main output breaker is in the OFF position before starting the engine. Let the engine warm up for a few minutes before switching the power over to your building.

4. Ventilation & Exhaust (Critical)
CO Safety: Carbon Monoxide is an odorless, colorless killer. Ensure the exhaust is pointing away from doors, windows, and air intake vents.

Outdoor Use Only: Never run a generator inside a garage, basement, or enclosed space, even with the doors open.