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Home generators are designed to provide electricity  in times of power shortages or
failures for a short duration of time. Generators not only light up the house in case
of power outages but also, depending on their capacity, provide power to run
appliances like air conditioners,refrigerators, furnaces, television and heaters.

Stand-by Generator
Stationery home generators require the service of a professional or a licensed
electrician for installation. The generators are connected to the home wiring
system through an automatic transfer switch. Stationery generators come with
an automatic power monitoring system. As soon  as there is disruption in power,
the generator automatically starts to provide power and switches off automatically
after normal power is restored.

Manual Transfer Switch
This switch mounts up next to your electrical panel. Soon as there is disruption in
power, you connect Your 25 foot cord that is provided with your system, To the
transfer switch and to your portable generator. You start your generator and turn
the Switches from lime to generator.

Generator interlock
Power is fed from the utility into the panel. From here it is run across the different
Branch circuit breakers and out into the rest of your home. The interlock allows
You to safely disconnect your panel from the utility feed and switch it to the
Generator breaker. This allows only one of these feed systems to be operational
At the same time which prevents both sources from being connected together.
Without an interlock or a transfer switch there is always a chance that someone
Could forget to open the main breaker resulting in a danger of electrocution to
Linemen, destruction of your generator and fire.

We have installed countless generator systems. Pick
The one that’s right for you that best fits your needs
And your budget.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

Generator Interlock