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Reliable Power, Anytime You Need It
Backup generators and standby power systems give your home or business uninterrupted electricity, even during outages. They automatically activate when power is lost, keeping critical systems running smoothly and protecting you from costly downtime. Stay powered, safe, and worry-free — no matter the weather or situation.
Keeps lights, appliances, medical equipment, and critical systems running during outages.
Prevents downtime, loss of revenue, and productivity disruptions for businesses and safeguards the systems required to run residential properties
Keeps security systems, lighting, and communication devices powered
Stops food spoilage in fridges/freezers and prevents damage to electronics from sudden shutdowns.
Runs HVAC systems, sump pumps, and water heaters to maintain livable conditions.
Provides assurance that your home or business is protected, especially in areas prone to storms, power grid issues, or remote locations.
Many standby generators start automatically when the power goes out, requiring no manual intervention.
Homes with standby generators often have added resale appeal.
Generators run on fuel such as natural gas, propane, diesel, or gasoline. The fuel powers an engine, similar to a car engine, which drives the generator.
The engine turns a rotor inside the generator. This creates electricity through electromagnetic induction (mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy).
Standby Generators are connected to your home or business electrical system through a transfer switch. When the utility power goes out, the switch automatically disconnects from the grid and connects the generator’s power. Portable Generators usually require manual setup and plugging into selected appliances or a transfer switch.
Modern standby generators monitor the electrical supply. If they sense a power outage, they start automatically within seconds. When utility power is restored, they switch back and shut down.
As long as the generator has fuel, it can keep supplying electricity. Some natural gas or propane generators can run for days or weeks without interruption.
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A backup generator is a device that provides electrical power when your main power source fails, ensuring your home or business stays operational during outages.
Runtime depends on the generator type and fuel source. Standby generators can run for days if supplied with fuel, while portable generators typically run for 8–12 hours per fuel tank.
Yes — especially for standby generators. Professional installation ensures safety, compliance with codes, and reliable operation.
Yes, but it depends on the generator’s capacity. Larger standby generators can power an entire home, while smaller portable units are best suited for essential circuits.
Standby generators are designed to turn on automatically within seconds of detecting an outage. Portable generators require manual startup.
Prices vary widely based on type, size, and installation requirements. Portable units can start around a few hundred dollars, while standby systems, including installation, can range from $5,000 to $20,000 or more.
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