Florida Compliance Audit

Answer up to five questions and see how your facility stands against Florida's generator rules — with the rule numbers to check.

Readiness scorecard

96-hour power sourcePass

Installed onsite power is the rule's baseline — verify it holds air at or below 81°F for 96 hours across the cooled area.

Onsite fuel · 72 hoursPass

72 hours onsite met — now document how you reach 96 hours when a state of emergency is declared.

Cooled area · 30 sq ft per residentCheck

Calculate licensed residents × 30 net sq ft, then map which rooms and air handlers cover it.

County-approved planCheck

Your emergency power plan must be approved by county emergency management, with proof of approval sent to AHCA.

What do you operate?

How many licensed beds?

The ALF fuel-storage tier splits at 17 beds.

What backup power is on site today?

How many hours of fuel are stored on site?

Do you know the square footage of your emergency-cooled area?

This scorecard reflects only your answers against the cited rules as summarized in our guides. The county, AHCA and FDEM make the actual call — verify current rule text before buying equipment.

Get a compliance review

This tool is a planning aid. It does not replace final engineering review, AHJ determination, or a formal quote. Verify requirements with your AHJ and a licensed engineer.