Category: How To Guides

When you have your generator installed, serviced, plugged in, and running with a breeze, you will soon start facing the universal challenge. Your generator will not be fuel-efficient, consuming fuel...

When it comes down to power outages, bad weather is one of the leading causes. Rain, storms, snowfall, and other harsh weather conditions often result in interrupted power supply to your home. When...

When there's an unexpected power outage, a generator can come to your rescue as a backup power source. You can use your generator to power your necessary electronics until the grid power comes back...

When your generator has been running and providing power to your home for a long time, during emergencies, or to help your power bill go down, you need to maintain it. Changing the oil for your...

While installing your portable generator for the first time, you will find yourself with a collection of cables and parts that can give you a headache. One of the most necessary cables you will need...

Grounding your generator can be extremely useful in prolonging the life of both the generator and the operator. A generator that you have not correctly grounded (or possibly not grounded at all!) can...