How does it work?

How does it work?

After the new standby system has been installed outside your home or business, the automatic transfer switch is installed next to your main distribution panel. With an air-cooled system, once you've selected the circuits you want protected, you match the circuits from your main distribution panel to the transfer switch's load center circuits. Larger generators may protect all circuits with an appropriate transfer switch.

When the utility power has been interrupted, the transfer switch senses the problem and signals the generator to start.

The automatic transfer switch will then safely close off the utility line and open a new power line from the generator. Within seconds your home standby system will begin supplying electricity to your pre-selected circuits.

When the utility line voltage has returned at a steady state, the transfer switch will retransfer the eletrical load back to the utility source and resume monitoring for subsequent utility loss.

Power keeps life running...

It is has been 2 days since that freak storm hit the area. The news is reporting that there are still almost 20,000 people without power and it may be another 24 hours before 100% of the power is returned. Hearing the news your daughter, on a dream vacation, calls to check on you. She knows that your health depends on a constant power supply. Your oxygen system, and refrigerated medications, depends on uninterrupted power. You tell her to relax and not to worry because your Guardian QuietSource Automatic standby generator system is providing you with the power you need. You are protected 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

Make one investment for a lifetime of security...

Don't be left in the DARK!.

Residential and Commercial Standby Generators by Generac