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This is not difficult - you need to dedicate a few circuits (cables) and have them end on the generator (or UPS for some). It requires planning but the cost is
by BrandoElFollito 2y ago
This is not difficult - you need to dedicate a few circuits (cables) and have them end on the generator (or UPS for some). It requires planning but the cost is not especially high (more cables must be used)
- ferguess_k 2y agoThanks. I think I got the name of the device, it's called ATS (Automatic Transfer Switch). Is this the things I should install?
- eldaisfish 2y agotake the other person's advice - get an electrician.
- ferguess_k 2y agoThanks, you know what, I'll just use a long industrial grade cord...I guess the lights and fridges can wait a few minutes :D The only issue is central heating for winter as it's pretty harsh in Canada, but that's a bit too much for a generator I think. Maybe a few smaller heating units instead.
- BrandoElFollito 2y agoI did not do anything that complex. I dedicated some lines (cables) to certain devices and they are behind a UPS (generator in your case). Nothing fancy. And by "I" I mean "a professional electrician" :) - I just did the design of what I want where.