Power Generators

In the event of a power outage what would you do? What if it were during the middle of an ice storm or heat wave? Are you prepared? When it comes to having a reliable power source for your home, you need a generator. You won’t have to worry about whether you or your family will be able to stay warm through a freeze or stay cool through a heat wave. You can sleep through the night knowing your security system will still be up and running. The food in your refrigerator won’t spoil and your computer won’t crash. Standby generators give you uninterrupted power to keep all your devices running like normal.

Power Generator Guarantees:

• Continued productivity in the event of a power outage
• Safety & comfort of your employees during the event of a snow storm, ice storm or heat wave
• Data protection and allows security systems to continue to function.

Types of Power Generators

Portable Generators

• May be wired into a subpanel by an electrician or simply plugged into appliances using extension cords.
• Power only chosen essentials such as lights, refrigerators and some computers.
• Simple and inexpensive backup power option, but must be started and maintained.
• Offer a limited supply of electricity, providing enough power for two to four outlets or a few specific circuits when wired in
• Generators must be located at least 10 feet away from your business, away from doors and windows, and in a completely open area (not even carports or awnings are safe) to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

Standby Generators

• Start automatically during power outages, preventing interruptions in electrical service.
• Powered by natural gas or propane, are quieter than portable models, and have the ability to power everything in your business.
• Come at a higher price and also require the professional installation of a transfer switch, a subpanel, and the power generator itself.

A professional can determine the right size generator for your needs and ensure installation safety.

At Mr. Electric a licensed professional will install your generator and show you how you can operate it most effectively. In addition, we will arrange for an inspection of the generator to make sure that all local codes and regulations are met.