Safety first, when it comes to using electrical devices and generators. Learn everything you should and should not do to ensure safe operation.
Portable generators are a popular choice for many people who need backup power during a power outage or for those who need power in remote locations. However, one question that often arises is whether or not portable generators can get wet. The short answer is no, portable generators must not get wet. Water and electricity … Read more
The short answer is no – you can not put gas in a generator while it is running. It is important to ensure the generator is turned off before attempting to refuel it. Refueling a generator presents a potential risk of fire, so it’s best to take extra precautions and always err on the side … Read more
Safety first is a prominent collocation we hear all the time. When it comes to using a portable generator, you do really want to make sure to follow all the safety guidelines, especially, having your portable generator properly grounded. Having said that, there is a lot of confusing information about the grounding you can find … Read more
The extension cord brings the electricity from your wall outlet to a wider distance and has only one receptacle. It comes in a form of a thick wire with a plug and a single outlet. It does not offer any protection from spikes. The surge protector, on the other hand, comes with 2 or more … Read more
Quite often you have to run a portable generator when it is raining. In case you want to try moving the generator inside in the hope to protect it from adverse weather conditions, I strongly advise you from doing that. Running a generator inside is dangerous for your health and sometimes life. Any kind of … Read more
A common question among generator owners is whether they should incorporate a surge protector into the setup. The answer isn’t a straightforward yes or no; rather, it hinges on various factors. There are scenarios where the inclusion of surge protection between a generator and your appliances is unequivocally advisable for protecting from electrical surges. Conversely, … Read more
