INSTALLATION

Residential generators can be life-changing for New Jersey residents.

Whether you’re dealing with a bad storm or a county-induced outage,

the right generator can keep your home running as though nothing ever happened.

It’s an essential accessory for the modern home. Generators can provide power for all necessities.

For instance, your refrigerator, your medical equipment — or the entire house.

They deliver reliable power no matter what happens to the electricity supply.

Setting the Generator
in Place

A prefab pad for the generator will be set in place keeping it a minimum of 18” from the foundation

and 5’ from a window.

The home generator will then be placed on the prefab pad.

Gas piping from the gas meter

to the new generator will be supplied and installed using a flexible wire mesh hose to eliminate vibration between the gas pipe and generator.

A new 200 AMP Automatic Transfer Switch will be mounted to the wall.

Install generator power and control

wires between the generator

and ATS Switch.

Install utility power to ATS switch.

Install power from the ATS Switch to the existing 200 AMP Main distribution panel.

Separate the neutrals & ground wires in the main distribution panel.

There will be a gas pressure test performed by the local inspector. Upon approval, the final gas connections can be done.

A battery will be installed & the generator will be started & tested.

Once tested, we will call for final inspections. Upon approval, the new generator and ATS Switch will be turned over to the end user.