Imagine a stormy night, and the power suddenly goes out. You breathe a sigh of relief because you have a Generac generator to keep your home running smoothly and not be disturbed by the storm. However, you notice a problem: the generator did not start because the battery that powers your generator is not charging. …
Imagine a power outage in the dead of night, and you rely on your Generac generator to restore electricity to your home. But what if, instead of the comforting hum of your generator, you encounter a low voltage error? The frustration and confusion can be overwhelming. Fear not, for in this comprehensive guide, we will…
Everything is cool, and there’s no power outage, but all of a sudden your Generac generator is turned on for no reason. At times, it might even turn on at weird times, like at midnight, when you aren’t at home, causing your neighbor to be annoyed or worried. While experiencing this issue, it can be…
Generac transfer switches are an essential part of any backup power system. They ensure that when the utility power fails, the generator power takes over automatically. The transfer switch is responsible for monitoring the power supply from both the utility and the generator and making sure that the power supply is stable and reliable. However,…
You start your generator, and after a while of working, you notice your surroundings are filled with black smoke while your generator is still working. You loaded your appliances, but it wasn’t functioning properly as it was supposed to. This means there’s something wrong somewhere, or there’s something you have done wrong, making your generator5…
