Sure, you can't have much runtime, but if you got like 15 minutes for each device and it always worked, you could smooth over a lot of generator problems when something chews through the building's main grid connection.
Sure, you can't have much runtime, but if you got like 15 minutes for each device and it always worked, you could smooth over a lot of generator problems when something chews through the building's main grid connection.
Did lose one building about 20 years ago when the generator didn't start
But then I assume that any services I have which are marked as three-nines or more have to be provided from multiple buildings to avoid that type of single point of failure. The services that need five-nines also take into account loss of a major city, beyond that there's significant disruption though -- especially with internet provision, as it's unclear what internet would be left in a more widespread loss of infrastructure.