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Electrical outdoor generator

Generators

Major storms in recent years have spurred many homeowners to consider whether it might be wise to purchase a generator. If your area witnesses only brief, infrequent electrical outages, then you can probably continue to live quite happily without a generator. But if you’re losing power more frequently and for longer periods of time, then perhaps it makes sense to prepare for the next inevitable power failure by investing in a machine that produces electricity on demand.

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There are two main types of generators to choose from, portable and standby. Both types will require a transfer switch to be installed to insure the safety of our BC Hydro lineman as well as adhering to BC electrical code.

ï¿« Cost effective

ï¿« Powers essential home loads

ï¿« User-friendly

ï¿« Requires manual operation and close monitoring

ï¿« Permanent installation

ï¿« Instant protection

ï¿« Runs on natural gas or liquid propane (LP) fuel

ï¿« Generates power to your entire home or most essential items

ï¿« New technology allows you to monitor status on mobile devices

Portable Generator

Standby Generator

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