Introduction
In an era where uninterrupted power supply is crucial, Generlink serves as a dependable solution to keep your home powered during outages. This innovative device offers convenience and cost-effectiveness while ensuring you never have to endure the inconvenience of a blackout. In this article, we will explore how a Generlink manual transfer switch works, its associated costs, and the essential process of installing Generlink at your home.
How a Generlink Manual Transfer Switch Works
Generlink is a manually operated transfer switch, giving you control over your emergency backup power. Here is how it works:
- When a power outage occurs: All of your circuit breakers must be turned off
- Generator Connection: Your generator can now be connected to the Generlink with the supplied electrical cord. Only use a generator that has been approved by your electrician!
- Generator Startup: Start your generator and let it warm up.
- Power Your Home: Once your generator has warmed up, you can now turn on your essential electrical circuit breakers, starting with larger loads.
- When Power Is Restored: Turn off your circuit breakers, shut down the generator and unplug from your home. The Generlink will automatically switch back to utility mode. You can now turn on all of your circuit breakers.
The Installation Process of Generlink
Installing Generlink is a process that involves specific requirements:
- Assessment: Your Electrician will assess your emergency power needs, ensure your generator is compatible (or helping you choose one), and give you a quote.
- Permit Acquisition: Before installing Generlink, your electrician will obtain an electrical permit from the relevant authorities. This ensures that the installation complies with local electrical codes and regulations.
- Electrical Supply Authority: The installation process typically includes disconnection of power by the electrical supply authority, ensuring the safety of both the installation and utility workers.
- Installation: A licensed electrician will install Generlink, connecting it to your electrical meter and ensuring proper wiring and grounding.
- Testing: After installation, thorough testing is conducted to ensure that Generlink functions correctly and safely during power transitions.
- Education: The electrician will provide you with guidance on how to manually operate Generlink to switch between power sources and maintain safe operation.
Conclusion
Generlink offers cost-effective and efficient power backup solutions for your home during outages. For a free assessment, contact Point B Electrical Services.
