Plugging your generator into GenerLink gives you a safe and easy way to connect a generator to your home during those unexpected power outages.
During a power outage, more inconvenience is the last thing you want or need. The first thing you want is GenerLink installed behind your home’s electric meter. With GenerLink, using your portable generator is easy and safe. Turn off appliances on your breaker panel, plug your generator into GenerLink, start your generator and turn on your appliances from your breaker panel.
GenerLink + your generator = YOUR PATH TO POWER
No more hazardous extension cords. No need for expensive installation of a transfer switch and sub panel. No more dangerous backfeed. GenerLink is designed with you, the homeowner, in
mind. This device is installed behind your electric meter by your electric utility technician in less than 30 minutes. No need to be home for installation, no need to rewire your home. With
GenerLink, you plug in your portable generator and turn on the appliances you need. It’s that easy, that safe and that convenient; it’s YOUR PATH TO POWER
GenerLink Eliminates Transfer Switch?
GenerLink eliminates the need for a transfer switch and sub panel. A transfer switch and sub panel require rewiring of the household electrical system and limit the number of circuits that can be powered by the portable generator. GenerLink offers several advantages over traditional a transfer switch and sub panel:
- GenerLink is installed outside your home at the electric meter in less than 30 minutes by a utility technician. And, in most cases, you do not need to be at home for the GenerLink installation. By comparison, to install a transfer switch and sub panel, you will need an electrical permit and you will have to hire a licensed electrician. Installation can often take about two to three hours and may require re-wiring your home’s electric system.
- With GenerLink, you have the flexibility of selecting the appliances you want to run from your home’s breaker panel, up to the capacity of your generator. Transfer switches and sub panels limit the number and size of appliances you can operate. 3. Since GenerLink uses your existing breaker panel, you can operate any 120-volt appliance and most 240-volt appliances. Your well pump, water heater, sump pump, electric range and clothes dryer are just some of the appliances that can be operated with GenerLink. Many transfer switches and sub panels are limited to one or two 240-volt circuits rated at 15-amps or 20-amps. Heavier loads requiring 30-amps or 40 amps, such as hot water heaters and electric ranges require more expensive transfer switches/sub panels. GenerLink gives you flexibility and more appliance options than any other interconnection device currently on the market.
- Since GenerLink uses your existing breaker panel, you can operate any 120-volt appliance and most 240-volt appliances. Your well pump, water heater, sump pump, electric range and clothes dryer are just some of the appliances that can be operated with GenerLink. Many transfer switches and sub panels are limited to one or two 240-volt circuits rated at 15-amps or 20-amps. Heavier loads requiring 30-amps or 40 amps, such as hot water heaters and electric ranges require more expensive transfer switches/sub panels. GenerLink gives you flexibility and more appliance options than any other interconnection device currently on the market.