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My Generlink install did not require an electrician. My power company (AES/DP&L) did the install. I’m in the Dayton, Ohio area.

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Thank you for the video. I plan to have one installed also. Did you get the 30 or 40 amp? Also did you get the Generlink with surge protection or not?

Sorry if I hear HOA or CC&R I run away & tell the agent to stop showing me stuff I'm never willing to put up with.

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Wish the power company would offer these free of charge since they are the ones that can not provide reliable power

Id rather do all switching at the transfer box rather using breakers as switches. Breakers are not disconnects.

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Great video thank you! I just had one installed and just for the heck of it I want to show the difference of pricing in Canada! I purchased a Firman 10,000 W generator for $1,300 Cdn and the 30 amp Generlink installed by an electrician was $2,550 for a total of $3,850😢

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I'm sold on generlink! Should I get the one with surge protection or without and why?

So 20th century my friend but good video, I am going with Ecoflow solar generator but I don't have to deal with any fumes and noise from a ICE generator.

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We are about to close on new construction and we just found out the person who built the house doesn't have a license. The builder was the father of the seller. And hired some contractors. The house really looks good 2 stories and everything looks good and i don't know anything about houses. Should we do private inspection?

very good presentation

Did your generator support you heating and cooling system?

i live in springville and i did not know about why we are called at city so thanks

To be honest I would get a stand by home generator and have a company permanently connect it to my natural gas line of the house. Expensive but you don't have to run out and get gas and try to fill up propane tanks. Just change oil and air filter every one and a while. Make sure you connect it the home you are going to live and perhaps die in the future. Your dream home. I would hate to buy one and move out for x reason a few years later.

This is a great idea unless you live in Oklahoma and have OG&E for electric service because they will not allow anything in or on there power meter box! Still living in the dark ages literally!

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It is important to check with your energy provider to see if they will approve Generlink. Oncor in Texas will NOT approve the generlink due to safety reasons.

. I wouldn’t recommend this, but you can take a cord from your generator and plug it into your outlet for your dryer and basically power your whole house. As long as you turn off the main breaker. What are these people thinking---autotransfer switch might be less of a hassle. 1

Who in the Hell wants to be needing a gas generator as well to even use such ..omgs

Thanks for offering an alternative. For us here in Denver CO. We believe in reducing complexities. Minimize the use of smart gadgets, electric appliances etc. Embrace the life of simplicity. Wood for 🔥, harvest rain water, wheat berries in air tight containers can be stored for 30years plus. I have a wood stove ( jotul f 500) clean burn technology. Other cheaper brands out there. Everything else is extras.

Don't leave that cable coiled up when using the generator..............it creates an induction heater coil if the load is high.....straighten it out for safety. Get a interlock kit to switch off the main breaker in your load center when powering a breaker from your generator, the price is right. They make they for all makes of boxes. That way you cannot backfeed the street poles when the utility guys are trying to fix problems.www.amazon.com/Generator-Interlock-QOCGK2C-Breaker-Indoor/dp/B08K36F636/ref=asc_df_B08K36F636/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=475715987248&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10695756496426924104&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9004050&hvtargid=pla-1005899365088&psc=1

For anyone in Texas using Oncor, They do not approve Generlink. Might instead consider an interlock switch installed in your panel combined with a 30A or 50A power inlet box as a reasonable cost alternative to a sub-panel or transfer panel. You have to call Generlink directly to find out if your utility in your state approves as they do not publish a list.

generator safety interlock is nec code legal and cost 80 to 120$

Good idea if you live in Texass.

Interesting.. But having to go through your power company to get this back up connection will soon be denied. I'm saying that for a wisdom reason. Not to be discouraging or mean at all. All Electrical power plants are all own by Rothchilds family no matter where you live. Or what the name of the power company.

Seems like an autotransfer switch might be less of a hassle.

(i was told) all you need is a disconnect between the meter and your panel with a switch between the generator and panel... allot cheaper and no meter removal.

Moved to an off grid property last October. Haven't had Electric power since. Except to charge my phone from my truck battery. I live just fine, no running water, no refrigerator, no tv, no electricity My headaches went away, my son is no longer sick in the morning, from polution ,and EMP radiation! We each have lost about 30 pounds in 6 months. You can live without power, most people have forgotten how! Or oh my goodness! My TV doesn't work, how am I going to watch my shows!!!??? It's hot/ cold out what do I do?

Check your electrical code before installing this unit!! It was against my local electrical code in Crawford County in Michigan. No electrican would install it!

I certainly would not want this type of system, and if its storming and raining outside, you don't want to be connecting electrical cords, nor have your generator running out in the rain. Plus I don't think that cheap generator would be enough to handle the ac unit and appliances, if your gonna do it, do it right.

Too many electrical contractors in the Atlantic province of Canada don’t recommend the genre link because it’s moisture inside and rust it. With that rust in it, either stay stuck hydro side or generator hook up side. Plus they are very expensive here around $2000.00 just gener link

Why not just put a double throw switch? This is bullshit

And what happens when power comes back on; back-feed and damage the generator? Power goes out you still do same things as would with a manual switch.

you're luck your power company lets you install this.

We live in a world system that is designed to fail at some point

I live in Portland OR and use PGE for power. How do I find out if it can be used with PGE?

That's good except it is dirty electricity... It will run your refrigerator and some other things but I'd be leery of running sensitive electronics... I would imagine the heat pump would be fine thou I'm not so sure if 8.5kwh is enough for starting the compressor... Still, for under 2 thousand, this may be something I'll be looking into, thank you for the great video.