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Restoring Your Power: Generator Safety

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  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read

Generators are a great source of backup power in the event of an outage, provided they're used safely. Here are a few tips.


Never run your generator in an enclosed space or indoors, especially near doors and windows. Always store and operate your generator in dry conditions, and never touch it with wet hands.


Never plug the generator into a wall outlet or attempt to connect it directly to your electric panel. This can send electricity back onto the grid, increasing the risk of electrocution for your family, your neighbors, and lineworkers.


Keep these tips in mind as you operate your generator to help you and your family stay safe during an outage.


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