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[Jurassic Park] Where were the backup generators?

I was specifically wondering about this in regards to the Velociraptor paddock: Muldoon was so concernd about the Raptors staying contained, why wasn’t there a backup generator, not reliant on the computer system, that would kick in immediately if power was cut to the raptor fence?

More generally though: the park is on an island 100 miles off the coast of Costa Rica and was clearly prone to cyclones and other large storms. Even without sabotage, occassional power outages would be unavoidable. So why weren’t there backup generators in place to keep things running on at least at some reduced capacity? Even setting aside the predator enclosures, think about the millions they would lose if the embryo storage room lost power for an extended period, and all the food that would spoil in the kitchens? Is there an explanation for this that I missed?
gpt
Hammond was cheap, and the Park was built with only the barest basics. He also thought he had it all under control with all the genetics failsafes and severely underestimated the intelligence of some of the dinosaurs.

He probably didn't realize well after the park was built that the raptors were as dangerous as they came to be.