Choosing The Right Transfer Switch For Your New Generator

Posted on 11 August 2017

Power generators are a great investment when you live in an area that's prone to severe storms and power failures. They're also important if you have something in your home that demands a consistent power supply, like medical equipment. If you've recently decided to install one, you need to think about how you're going to handle the power switch-over when necessary. This is typically done through the use of an electric transfer switch. [Read More]

Benefits of Solar Panel Installation

Posted on 23 June 2017

A drop in the price of solar panel systems and the fact that the number of solar panels installed has increased in the recent past makes the case for solar energy becoming one of the best and most adequate means of ensuring power supply. Consumers with solar panels are assured that they will have electricity even if outages occur, and that's a big plus for consumers when they're placed in control of their home's own energy. [Read More]

Maximizing Your Solar Panel Usage

Posted on 16 May 2017

If you've decided on having solar panels placed on your home, then you will want to get the maximum amount of energy out of your investment. Your solar panel installer will work out all the details on where and how to place your panels to best catch the sun and keep them from being overheated. However, you will also have some control over how much you get out of them on your own. [Read More]

3 Reasons Your Household Should Have A Portable Generator

Posted on 25 April 2017

Electricity is something that most of us tend to take for granted these days, until the moment when the power goes out. If you want to be a prepared homeowner, one item you should keep in your garage or backyard shed is a portable generator. Here are three ways a portable generator could be of great use to you and your household. Get Your Project Done Even When the Lights Go Out [Read More]

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Harnessing Energy for Military Pursuits: An Energy Blog

Hi, my name is Kendall. After serving two stints in Iraq, I learned a lot about how the military runs. True to my personality, I didn't notice the big issues that seem to be covered on the news. Instead, I noticed smaller things, details about energy and infrastructure. Lots of people never even imagine how a big tank gets full of fuel. They must forget that there are not gas stations out there like there are along the freeways at home. People also don't think about things like bringing power to military camps. If you are interested in energy and how it is harnessed for the military, please explore my blog. It will explain that to you and hopefully give you ideas on how to integrate these concepts into your own use of energy. Enjoy reading!

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