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A Generac automatic transfer switch installed beside a main electrical panel

Generators · Standby power

When the block goes dark, the house does not.

A standby generator with an automatic transfer switch has the house back on in seconds, with nobody home to pull a cord. The switch and the panel are the electrical half of the job.

Whole house, or the circuits that matter

A whole-house unit carries everything. A smaller one carries a chosen panel: well pump, boiler, refrigerator, sump, internet. Which one is right is a load calculation, not a guess.

What the generator job covers:

  • Sizing the unit to the loads you want covered
  • Automatic transfer switch, wired and tested
  • Dedicated generator panel where it makes sense
  • Placement, pad and clearances to code
  • Coordination with the gas or propane installer
  • Exercise cycle and hand-off walkthrough

Generators, on the job

2 photographs

01A basement panel and meter with conduit run to the service entrance
02An outdoor electrical disconnect enclosure mounted on an exterior wall

Before the season, not during it

The photo is a Generac transfer switch on one of his jobs. Plan it in a calm week. Day three of an outage, every installer on the island is booked.

Talk to us about generators

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