Types of Home Generators

Portable Home Generators Portable home generators power a few essentials in your home until power is restored. They must be manually started and connected to necessary appliances. Portable models cost less than standby models, typically around $500 to $1,500, but they can only operate a few appliances at once. They also come with the added danger of carbon monoxide poisoning if they are operated in improper locations. Home Standby Generators Home standby generators are typically powered with natural gas or propane. Used in conjunction with automatic transfer switches, they turn on automatically when the power goes out in order to prevent an interruption in service. But that convenience and peace of mind will cost you: home standby generators cost between $5,000 and $15,000. The investment may be worth it when most of your home’s electrical devices seamlessly transition to backup power whenever your electricity goes out.

Home generators are handy in a variety of situations:

Working much like the engine in your car, home generators create mechanical energy by converting fuel (gasoline, diesel or natural gas) into electrical power with the help of a heavy-duty, recharging battery. In the event of a power outage, home generators allow you to more easily stay safe and comfortable until power is restored. A generator can keep your refrigerator, freezer, sump pump, furnace, stove, lights, fans and more operational when you experience a power loss. Blackouts Extremes in temperature can prevent the power grid from generating enough energy to meet demand. Inclement Weather Lightning, hurricanes, tornadoes, snowstorms and heavy wind can knock down power lines and damage transformers. Damage from Animals Destruction of power equipment by animals is second only to severe weather as a leading cause of power loss. Natural Disasters Earthquakes, floods and fires cause widespread power outages for millions of consumers each year. Auto Accidents Cars colliding with power poles cause unexpected interruptions in service by damaging electrical equipment

Home Backup Generator Installation Service in Tampa Bay

Is your family prepared for emergencies resulting in a loss of power to your home? Without a home generator, you may be left in the dark. Here’s what you need to know about home backup generators and what they can do for your family during emergencies.

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How Does a Backup Generator Work?

Working much like the engine in your car, home generators create mechanical energy by converting fuel (gasoline, diesel or natural gas) into electrical power with the help of a heavy-duty, recharging battery.
In the event of a power outage, home generators help you stay safe and comfortable until power is restored. A generator can keep your refrigerator, freezer, sump pump, furnace, stove, lights, fans and more operational when you experience a power loss.
Backup generators are essential to keeping your South Tampa home or business running when there is an emergency. From hurricanes to snowstorms, floods to rolling blackouts, a dependable generator can help keep your family safe.

Our Excellent Home Backup Generator Installation Experience

Mr. Electric of Tampa Bay has completed thousands of home backup generator installations to date. We offer a portfolio of product solutions, including portable home and home standby generators that touch every part of the home backup generator installation process.

Ready to get an estimate or book your home backup generator installation for your Westchase, Carollwood, Citrus Park, Lutz or Odessa home? Request an appointment online, or call Mr. Electric today.

Working much like the engine in your car, home generators create mechanical energy by converting fuel (gasoline, diesel or natural gas) into electrical power with the help of a heavy-duty, recharging battery. In the event of a power outage, home generators allow you to more easily stay safe and comfortable until power is restored. A generator can keep your refrigerator, freezer, sump pump, furnace, stove, lights, fans and more operational when you experience a power loss.

Blackouts

Extremes in temperature can prevent the power grid from generating enough energy to meet demand.

Inclement Weather

Lightning, hurricanes, tornadoes, snowstorms and heavy wind can knock down power lines and damage transformers.

Damage from Animals

Destruction of power equipment by animals is second only to severe weather as a leading cause of power loss.

Natural Disasters

Earthquakes, floods and fires cause widespread power outages for millions of consumers each year.

Auto Accidents

Cars colliding with power poles cause unexpected interruptions in service by damaging electrical equipment
Portable Home Generators

Portable home generators power a few essentials in your home until power is restored. They must be manually started and connected to necessary appliances. Portable models cost less than standby models, typically around $500 to $1,500, but they can only operate a few appliances at once. They also come with the added danger of carbon monoxide poisoning if they are operated in improper locations.

Home Standby Generators

Home standby generators are typically powered with natural gas or propane. Used in conjunction with automatic transfer switches, they turn on automatically when the power goes out in order to prevent an interruption in service. But that convenience and peace of mind will cost you: home standby generators cost between $5,000 and $15,000. The investment may be worth it when most of your home’s electrical devices seamlessly transition to backup power whenever your electricity goes out.

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Home Backup Generator Installation Service in Tampa Bay

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How Does a Backup Generator Work?

Our Excellent Home Backup Generator Installation Experience

Home generators are handy in a variety of situations:

Blackouts

Inclement Weather

Damage from Animals

Natural Disasters

Auto Accidents

Types of Home Generators

Portable Home Generators

Home Standby Generators

Residential & Commercial Services

Electrical Safety

Repair

Installations

Lighting

Book Online

Home Backup Generator Installation Service in Tampa Bay

Book Online

How Does a Backup Generator Work?

Our Excellent Home Backup Generator Installation Experience

Home generators are handy in a variety of situations:

Blackouts

Inclement Weather

Damage from Animals

Natural Disasters

Auto Accidents

﻿﻿Types of Home Generators

Portable Home Generators

Home Standby Generators

Residential & Commercial Services

Electrical Safety

Repair

Installations

Lighting

Book Online

Types of Home Generators