Home Portable Generator Installs In Southern NH
In the southern NH area, TradeWork has master electricians to help out with installing a new home portable generators on a home. We are here when you have a home electrical question, and we are ready to get started on your next home portable generator project whenever you are.
Here are some common portable generator projects details that are needed:
Whole-Home Interlock Manual Transfer Kit
Portable generator interlock kits are installed on your existing home electrical panel, and gives you access to control your whole home during a power outage.
10-Circuit Manual Transfer Switch
Depending on your situation, it might make sense to install only essential home backup circuits for a power outage. That’s when 10-circuit manual transfer switches are used.
30 Amp Sized Portable Generators
A 30 amp hookup for a home is best for a 10,000 watt portable generator.
50 Amp Sized Portable Generators
A home that has all electric major appliances will more than likely need a 50 amp hookup or more to power their home. A 50 amp hookup for a home is best for a 12,000 watt portable generator and up.
Surge protectors are important to have whenever you install equipment on your home like a generator, solar, pool, hot-tub, EV charger, expensive computers & equipment, etc.
Whole-home surge protectors are standard on all new homes. With all the new electronics we now have in home, they just make sense to install. Whole home surge protectors are also a cost effective way to protect your home electrical stuff. The Manufacturer will replace anything of yours that gets broken if the surge protector fails to do it’s job.
Areas We Usually Work In
- Nashua
- Hudson
- Merrimack
- Hollis
- Londonderry
- Bedford
- Milford
- Amherst
- Windham
- Litchfield
- Pelham
- Brookline
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Experienced Home Portable Generator Installations In New Hampshire
TradeWork has master electricians that care about your home, and are committed to helping with home portable generator installations in the greater Nashua NH area. On all our home portable generator installs we promise to always balance great customer experience with quality, and affordable pricing.
Whatever question you have about your home portable generator, TradeWork can help. We are here when you need a home electrician that you can count on.
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Hi I’m Matthew, a New Hampshire Master Electrician with TradeWork Home Services. We offer home electric services that are affordable, and backed by a quality guarantee. We usually work around Nashua, Hudson, Merrimack, Hollis, and other neighborly towns in the greater southern New Hampshire area. When you have a home electrical project that needs doing, we’re here to help.
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Choosing A Home Portable Generator
Portable Generator Sizing:
• A home with a mixture of electrical and gas/propane utilities tends to only need a 30 amp portable generator outlet installed to power their home. A 30 amp hookup for a home is best for a 10,000 watt portable generator.
• A home that has all electric major appliances will more than likely need a 50 amp hookup or more to power their home. A 50 amp hookup for a home is best for a 12,000 watt portable generator and up.
Home Hook Up For Portable Generator:
There are two main ways to hookup your home to a portable generator. These are installed in order to stop the generator from back-feeding power into utility grid.
• One option is called an interlock generator kit which gives you full access to every circuit in your electrical panel, but can take sometime to learn how to operate.
• The other portable generator hookup option is called a manual transfer switch. They are easier to operate, but limits the amount of home circuits you can use with a portable generator.
We see a lot of home portable generator installs. Feel free to ask us for help choosing your next home portable generator.
Where Is The Portable Generator Located?
We need to know where the home portable generator is going to be installed? Try to find out the distance from the electrical panel location to where the generator is going to be stationed when power go out. This will help to quickly estimate the portable generator home wiring install.
Portable Generator Install Details
Depending on the home portable generator install, we may need some additional details about the home project.
Another question we would ask maybe wither there is open access in the basement or is it completely drywalled? Portable generators can cause damaging electrical surges. We check to make sure you have a whole home surge protector installed in your electrical panel in order to prevent any electrical surges from entering your home and causing damage.
TradeWork is here to help and will walk you through your next home portable generator install.
“Portable generators are a solid option for most homeowners when it comes to emergency power for thier home. Stand-by generators are very expensive, and portable generators are a cost effective solution unless you happen to loose power to a home constantly, your frequently away from the house, or their is a medical condition within the home.“
– TradeWork Master Electrician | Matthew Gotay –
