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 11 October, 2021 - Admin

The most important step to finding the generator you need is to identify how you'll likely use it. Consider these uses:

Home

  • Power essential appliances and lights
  • Power occasional protection devices such as a sump pump
  • Power an entire home or most of a home
  • Provide backup power for short-term or occasional outages
  • Provide long-term backup power where weather systems can disrupt power for days or weeks, sometimes several times a year
  • Provide backup power for individuals who may have difficulty handling and operating a portable generator

Business

  • Power essential computers, networks and phones
  • Power an entire business
  • Provide temporary jobsite electricity for tools and lights
  • Provide backup power for short-term or occasional outages

Recreation

  • Camping
  • Boating
  • Tailgating

Standby Generators

A standby generator next to a wood fence.

A permanently installed automatic standby generator provides backup power protection and peace of mind for your family or business during a power outage. Astandby generatorruns onliquid propaneornatural gas, and just like your central air conditioner, works automatically when you need it and shuts off when you don't. There's no need to manually fuel or start a standby generator, and you can eliminate the need for extension cords that portable generators require. Sizes are available to back up essential circuits only or to provide complete coverage for large homes and businesses. Around the home, a standby generator can create enough power for nearly all of your needs — heating or cooling, lighting and cooking — at the same time.

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