Expert Electricians in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Yes. Induction motors require larger amounts of amperage for initial start-up than when they are running. Some appliances and tools, such as your refrigerator/freezer, furnace fan, air conditioner, electric chain saw, weed trimmer, etc. will require more watts than normal running wattage for motor starting. This must be considered when sizing a generator to meet your needs.

It is recommended that you have your emergency power generator system (generator and transfer switch) installed by a licensed BSA electrician. Failure to do so could be dangerous for both family members as well as outside repair workers trying to fix downed power lines. In addition, professional installation is required to maintain the warranty. BSA Power Solutions will also make sure that all the necessary permits are pulled to verify an inspector would pass it.

The warranties will very depending upon the unit that is purchased. Entry-level systems will carry a 2-year warranty; while more advanced systems carry a 3-year/1500 hour warranty. There is also a fourth year power train warranty with our more advanced units. All you need to do to get qualified for that is send in the installation checklist. The transfer switches carry a standard 3-year warranty.

One of the advantages of the 7, 10, 12, and 15KW automatic Home Generator Systems is that they are designed to run once a week for twenty minutes. All you have to do is program it when you want this task to be performed and it will start up automatically. During this time it will not only lubricate the engine, but it will also run a diagnostics check. If there are any problems with this process, an LED display located inside the front access panel will alert you.

No! A generator has an internal combustion engine and uses gas and oil. The exhaust from running a generator contains lethal carbon monoxide. Therefore, this unit should always be placed in a well ventilated area.