Backup-power planning starts with what a household wants to keep running. At Steady Power a clear list of priorities gives our installer something concrete to assess.
We discuss loads, placement and the installation.
We explain how load assessment, fuel arrangements and transfer equipment fit the proposal. Placement, applicable requirements, permits and maintenance are confirmed by us, not inferred from the size of a unit.
- How will household loads and priorities be assessed?
- Who confirms fuel, placement and transfer-equipment requirements?
- Which permits, installation items and service terms are included?
Put this perspective into practice.
Each guide below covers what the service involves and the questions worth bringing to your site assessment.
Home standby systems
Whole-home standby generators sized from your loads, installed on a pad with the gas hookup, permit and startup included.
- What should the site assessment and written scope establish for home standby systems?
- Which assessed household loads, fuel arrangements and site clearances determine system sizing and placement?
- What transfer equipment, permits, commissioning, servicing and manufacturer limitations will the installer document?
Essential-circuit backup
A smaller standby system covering the circuits you choose: refrigeration, heating, medical equipment, lighting and internet.
- What should the site assessment and written scope establish for essential-circuit backup?
- Which assessed household loads, fuel arrangements and site clearances determine system sizing and placement?
- What transfer equipment, permits, commissioning, servicing and manufacturer limitations will the installer document?
Automatic transfer switches
Automatic transfer switches that move your home to generator power within seconds and back when the utility returns.
- What should the site assessment and written scope establish for automatic transfer switches?
- Which assessed household loads, fuel arrangements and site clearances determine system sizing and placement?
- What transfer equipment, permits, commissioning, servicing and manufacturer limitations will the installer document?
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