Bad weather is the one of the reasons for the blackout in the many countries. Over the past decade, the number and severity of these disruptions have dramatically increased, causing physical, emotional, and economic hardship for many people. The following are some helpful hints about how to protect families and families during the next major power outage.
Which option is best for you?
Portable Generators
l Designed for commercial sites, camps, back doors and other portable settings
l Supply a small amount of electrical power through the extension cord
l Must be present to operate and refuel
l In order to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, it must be safe to operate away from home and open windows
l No need to install
l Use gasoline or diesel
Standby Generators
l Permanently connected to a home like a central air conditioning unit
l Use propane or natural gas (self-ignition fuel)
l Automatically open when power is lost; homeowners do not need to be present
l Powers all devices in the home, including heating, HVAC, lighting, appliances and sensitive electronics
