The home standby generators are permanently installed outside of your home and it has the appearance of central air conditioning equipment. It is connected to your natural gas line or liquid propane tank and will generate electricity as long as fuel is supplied. These house generators use an automatic transfer switch to monitor your utility power feed. When your power goes out, the automatic transfer … Read more
Let’s face it, power failures do happen… and usually at the most inappropriate time. Like just after you stock your refrigerator with perishable foods. Or, during the 4th quarter of the super bowl. Suddenly everything stops and you have absolutely no idea how long you’ll be in the dark without home generator. What Type of Generator Do I Need? A home generator can help … Read more
Don’t forget the gasoline Most generators run on gasoline, but some are fueled by natural gas, liquid propane, or even the sun. No matter your choice of liquid you will need something to get the generator motor moving. Your generator use will be better if you remember several little things. Don’t forget the fuel stabilizer You learned from the last natural disaster. You purchased enough … Read more