The Whole-House Generator features include:
Between 22kW to 60kW (kilowatts) of power.
Fueled by natural gas, liquefied petroleum, or diesel.
Automatic Transfer Switch that turns on when a power failure is detected.
Powered by a Liquid-Cooled engine for longer run times.
Sophisticated programming for better load management.

Additional benefits include:
Higher quality automotive-style engine (instead of lawn-mower style on a home standby generator).
Liquid-cooled engines (on larger models) Instead of air-cooled engines, to handle extended outage times.
Reduced noise (lower RPMs).
Longer maintenance intervals.
Back up the entire home (instead of only backing up essential circuits).
Better Fuel-Efficiency.

How to measure your home’s needs for the size of generator:
When choosing the whole-house generator to meet your needs, you’ll want to factor in the size of your home, the number of outlets, lighting requirements, size of your central air conditioner unit, the furnace, hot water heater, the type-of and number of appliances like the washer, dryer, and refrigerator., as well as computers, Wi-Fi, and the security system. As well as what you want to keep powered during an outage.

Home Standby Generator:
Regarded for their low price tag, ease of installation, and serviceability, the standard Home Standby Generator will be your best bet for small to medium-sized homes. When a power outage occurs, the first things to go are the food in your fridge, the comfort of your family, and productivity at work. That's why getting a home standby generator for backup power is easily one of the best investments you can make for your home. Read More