Generators can be a life-saving backup. Though you may have received an introduction as to how to use it from an electrician, you may not know that there are some important safety points to keep in mind when using one. This guide offers a few essential tips to ensure you get the most out of …
An emergency generator acts as an insurance policy. It is hard to tell when or if one will need it. The need for a generator will depend on your budget, the type of investment you have, one’s tolerance for power interruptions, and personal situations. However, having a generator installed is an excellent option especially for …
If you are planning to purchase an emergency generator for your home, then now is the perfect time! Having an emergency generator is a great way to prepare for winter weather in case a big snow storm knocks out the power. In the event of an outage, keep your family and home safe this season …
Summer thunderstorms may knock out your power, particularly if you’re in a heavily-wooded area prone to falling trees that snag wires. What do you do then? Unless you have a generator on site, then you’re stuck in the dark. For those who’ve already made the purchase, you may want to read up on some home generator …
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Long-term power outages can have seriously significant consequences for those who are unprepared to handle them. Your food will go bad, you won’t be able to power your electronics, and you won’t be able to maintain a comfortable temperature in your house – especially during the summer months. Backup generators are crucial to your well …
Winter is here, and if you don’t currently own a functional home generator, it might be time to make the investment for your family. Snowstorms and blizzards can cause extensive failure of the power grid. Families that have needs for continuous electrical supply, such as elderly with in-home care, or families with newborn babies, will …
As a Maryland resident, you know that severe weather is hard to predict and even harder to prepare for. But even during a calm hurricane season or an unusually mild winter, power outages can occur without warning. In 2015, there were 3,571 power outages affecting over 13.2 million people. In 2016, the average power outing …
You already know the value of having a generator of some size at your home, particularly during the summer when thunderstorms are more likely to knock out your power. Would you say, though, that you know about the kind of generator maintenance that you should undertake regularly?
The last thing you want in the middle of winter is for your power to cut out. The cold and dark begin to creep in almost immediately to the point of being oppressive. Rather than suffer through that and waiting for the power company to turn it all back on, you should invest in a …
The United States hasn’t fully embraced solar energy or installed the panels nation-wide yet because there are other options, in the minds of citizens. Not all countries have such options. Many overseas location are setting up solar panels now because it is their only option in order to produce the electricity that they so badly need.
