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Kentec Make Generator Donation To The Midlands Air Ambulance
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27/08/2009 |
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Kentec Generators are very proud to announce the donation of a Pramac P6000s portable generator to the West Midlands Air Ambulance, to supply power to the helicopters new base at Tatenhill airfield. Kentec Generators are very pleased to have the oppurtunity to work with such an excellent charity and we will look forward to supporting the trust further in the future.
Please find below the full article as published by the West Midlands Air Ambulance. PRESS RELEASE A Cannock power systems company is helping Midlands Air Ambulance by replacing a generator unit to power facilities at the Staffordshire helicopter base.
 Tim Kendall, MD of Kentec Generators, has agreed to install brand new power equipment at the Tatenhill base of Midlands Air Ambulance, to assist the flight crews ands ground staff with the essential job of running the helicopter service.
Speaking about the installation of the new equipment, Kentec Generators sales manager Andy Martin said: "The temporary hanger housing the helicopter is in need of a regular portable power suppy. Instead of donating money to charity, we thought it would be a fantastic idea to replace an old generator with a new portable power supply unit to enable the facility to function more effectively and also show our appreciation for the work of the flight crews at the same time. Ian Jones, flight paramedic fo Midlands Air Ambulance said: "Midlands Air Ambulance is extremely grateful to Kentec Generators for their generous support and help with the installation of the portable generator equipment at our Staffordshire base." Midlands Air Ambulance operates across the Midlands and the Welsh border region and receives no government or lottery funding. The charity requires £5.6 million each year to ensure the life saving helicopter service continues to fly across the region. |
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