Stay Powered During Outages!

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Power outages can happen anytime.

Severe weather isn’t the only cause. Outages can happen when you least expect them.

Severe Weather

Storms, lightning, and high winds can knock out power for hours or days.

Vehicle Accidents

Cars hitting power poles or equipment can cause immediate outages.

Animals & Wildlife

Squirrels, birds, and other animals can interfere with power lines and equipment.

Fallen Trees

Trees and branches can fall on power lines during calm or severe weather.

Grid Overload

High energy demand can overload the grid and cause rolling blackouts.

Equipment Failure

Aging infrastructure and equipment issues can lead to unexpected power loss.

When the power goes out, everyday life stops.

Outages affect more than just the lights. They affect your home, your comfort, and your peace of mind.

Flooded Basements
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Flooded Basements

Sump pumps don't work without power, which can lead to thousands in water damage.

Spoiled Food
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Spoiled Food

Refrigerated and frozen food can spoil quickly, leading to waste and money out of your pocket.

Lost Work & Internet
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Lost Work & Internet

Outages can interrupt remote work, online school, and communication when you need it most.

No Running Water
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No Running Water

Well pumps need electricity. Without it, your water — and daily routines — stop.

Dead Devices
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Dead Devices

Phones, medical devices, and essential electronics can die when the power goes out.

Disrupted Comfort
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Disrupted Comfort

The routines you rely on every day can quickly be put on hold.

What Can I Power?

Requirements vary by appliance, model, and age. The wattages shown below are typical running wattages to help estimate your backup power needs during an outage.

Appliance / Device Average Running Watts
Phone Charger 5 – 15W
WiFi Router 30 – 60W
Laptop 80 – 150W
LED Lighting (per 10 bulbs) 80 – 200W
Refrigerator / Freezer 600 – 800W
Sump Pump (1/2 HP) 800 – 1,200W
Microwave 1,000 – 1,500W
Well Pump (1/2 HP) 1,000 – 2,000W

One GenerLink. Two Ways to Install.

Use our lookup tool below to find your GenerLink installation method.

Meter-Mounted Installation

Installed on the utility meter

$250-450

Estimated Average Installation cost

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Average Installation cost Utility approval required.

GenerLink is currently approved by 800+ utilities across North America for installation on their electric meters, and our team continues working with additional utilities every day to expand approvals.

Use the utility lookup below to see what installation method is required in your area. Approval and installation requirements are determined by your local utility-not by the state where you live.

  • Direct Install: Mounts behind electric meter
  • Zero-rewire: Requires no breaker panel changes
  • Automatic Safety: Built-in backfeed protection

OR

Meter-Adjacent Installation

Installed on a secondary meter box

$1,000-1,500

Estimated Average Installation cost

GenerLink Meter-Adjacent
Average Installation cost Utility approval not typically required

If your utility currently does not approve the GenerLink on their meter, you can still have a GenerLink installed buy a licensed electrician on a secondary meter box.

Use the utility lookup below to see what installation method is required in your area. Approval and installation requirements are determined by your local utility-not by the state where you live.

  • Flexible Install: Mounts adjacent to electric meter
  • Zero-rewire: Requires no breaker panel changes
  • Automatic Safety: Built-in backfeed protection
  • Widely Compatible: Works with most utilities
  • Future-proof: Remains during meter upgrades

Compare Your Backup Power Options

Compare GenerLink installation options with a traditional whole-home standby generator.

GenerLink Options
GenerLink Meter-Mounted
GenerLink Meter-Mounted
  • Cost to Homeowner $1250 - $1950
  • Installation Time 30 Minutes
  • Electrical Modifications No
  • Circuits Available Unlimited
  • Surge Protection Yes
  • Service Disconnect Yes
  • UL Listed Yes
GenerLink Meter-Adjacent
GenerLink Meter-Adjacent
  • Cost to Homeowner $2250 - $2950
  • Installation Time Hours
  • Electrical Modifications Yes
  • Circuits Available Unlimited
  • Surge Protection Yes
  • Service Disconnect Yes
  • UL Listed Yes
Whole Home Standby
  • Cost to Homeowner $14,000 - $18,000
  • Installation Time Days
  • Electrical Modifications Yes
  • Circuits Available Varies
  • Surge Protection No
  • Service Disconnect Yes
  • UL Listed Yes

Are you prepared if the power goes out tonight?

Find out in seconds if GenerLink is approved by your utility  and how easily you can power your home with your generator!

Enter your info below for your free approval check. If your utility isn’t listed, select “Other” and an energy expert will reach out to you.

Don’t miss out on a faster, safer, and more affordable backup power solution!

Please contact us if you have any questions.

Hear from GenerLink Customers

"Just used ours (GenerLink) the other day. Worked awesome! Thank you for making such an incredible product to bridge the gap. Absolutely love it."

- Chad, Maine

"Absolutely love ours.. had to use it already. Power was out for 2 days."

- Debbie, New Brunswick Canada

"Had mine for 9 years now. Love it!"

- Darren, Newfoundland Canada

"Just used it (GenerLink) for a 36 hour outage. Worked flawlessly."

- Ralph, New Brunswick Canada

"Excellent solution to power outages! Simple and effective. Love mine."

- Ken, Newfoundland Canada

"I love mine! I have had to use it many times due to hurricanes in Florida and it has worked well!! When the utility power goes out, I turn off unnecessary breakers, connect the generator to the GenerLink and we are lit up again. Highly recommend and worth the cost!"

- Randall, Florida

"I've had mine for 6 years. Have used it many times. Easy and safe with no back feeding issues. Even took it with me when I moved across the country. Expensive? Yes, but so is wasting $500 of meat in your freezer when the power is out for several days."

- Bill, Oregon

"I have owned mine 6 years and have to plug it in a couple times a year, it works awesome."

- Shane, Florida

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