Power Outages Happen. Be Prepared.

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Storms & Weather
Hurricanes, ice storms, and severe weather cause millions of outages each year
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Grid Failures
Aging infrastructure leads to unexpected blackouts
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Food & Medicine Loss
Spoiled food and compromised medications cost hundreds
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Family Safety
No lights, no AC, no peace of mind

How a Generator Protects Your Home

A home backup generator automatically powers your essential appliances during an outage. Keep your fridge running, lights on, and family safe — without interruption.

Not Sure How Much Power You Need?

Use our power calculator to find the perfect generator size for your home. Just enter your appliances and we'll do the math.

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What Can a Home Backup Generator Power?

Keep your essential appliances running during an outage

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Refrigerator
700W
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Freezer
500W
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Lights (20 bulbs)
200W
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TV + Cable Box
200W
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Window AC
1,500W
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Water Heater
4,500W
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Computer + WiFi
150W
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Phone Chargers (5)
50W

What Homeowners Say

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"Hurricane season gave us a 4-day blackout. Our generator kept the fridge running and the AC going. Best investment we ever made!"

Maria & Carlos G.

Homeowner, Florida

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"My wife needs medical equipment that requires power. This generator gives us peace of mind that she'll always be safe."

Robert J.

Homeowner, Texas

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"Easy to set up and runs quietly. We barely noticed it was on. Saved hundreds in spoiled food during the ice storm."

Jennifer & Tom S.

Homeowner, Ohio

Home Backup Generator FAQs

What size generator do I need for home backup?

It depends on what you want to power. A small home needing just essentials (fridge, lights, TV) needs 5,000W-7,500W. A medium home with window AC needs 7,500W-10,000W. A large home with central AC needs 10,000W+. Use our power calculator for a personalized recommendation.

Can I run my whole house on a generator?

Yes! With the right size generator and a transfer switch, you can power your entire home. For most homes, a 10,000W+ generator will handle whole-home backup, including central AC and major appliances.

How long can a generator run continuously?

Our generators can run 8-12 hours on a single tank, depending on the model and load. For extended outages, you can refuel and continue running. Some models support extended runtime with external fuel tanks.

Do I need a transfer switch?

Yes, a transfer switch is required by law in most areas. It safely connects your generator to your home's electrical panel and prevents dangerous backfeeding. We recommend professional installation.

Is it safe to use a generator indoors?

Never! Generators produce carbon monoxide and must be used outdoors, at least 20 feet from your home. Always ensure proper ventilation and never run a generator in a garage, basement, or enclosed space.