Backup Made Simple
Plug In. Power On.
Home backup power, right in your driveway.
Ford F-150® PowerBoost™ Hybrid and Lightning® trucks can provide essential home backup power with one cable from Pro Power Onboard™ to the GenerLink transfer switch.
GenerLink
GenerLink is a UL-Listed transfer switch mounted on or near a meter to easily and affordably connect an F-150 PowerBoost Hybrid or Lightning truck to a home's electrical system to power outlets and built-in systems.
Proven Product, New Partnership
For 20 years, GenerLink has connected generators to power homes. Now, GenerLink and Ford are harnessing the power of Ford vehicles to power homes.
Availability
Approval and installation requirements may be limited and are determined by your local utility.
Put Your Power to Work
Powerful
Power outlets, lights, and critical systems (furnace, security) simultaneously, within wattage limits.
Your Ford truck's available 7,200 watts of power lets you confidently run essential appliances and critical systems simultaneously, prioritizing what matters most for your home.
Simple
One connection does it all – no extension cords through windows.
With GenerLink, your truck connects directly to your home's electrical panel. This simple, single-connection setup makes powering your home easy when you need it most.
Affordable
Your truck is the power source. All you need is the connection.
GenerLink ($1,100) includes:
- GenerLink transfer switch
- 20’ GenerLok cable
- Ford Vehicle Connector
How It Works
One simple connection from vehicle to home.
Step 1
Turn off home's main breaker and all other breakers.
Step 2
Plug cable into GenerLink until it clicks.
Step 3
Plug cable into Ford vehicle using Ford Vehicle Connector.
Step 4
Start vehicle and activate Pro Power Onboard.
Step 5
Turn on main breaker and essential circuits, monitoring load.
Installation
One GenerLink. Two Ways to Install.
Installed on the utility meter
$250-450
Average Installation cost
Installed on a secondary meter box
$1,000-1,500
Average Installation cost
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Reliable During Storms
- UL Listed (GenerLink only)
- Waterproof lines and connections
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Support
GenerLink Support
Technical support and product information
Phone Support
800-886-3837
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM EST
Email Support
support@globalpowerproducts.com
Response within 24-48 hours
Live Chat
Available on our website during business hours
Ford Pro Power Onboard™ Support
Technical support and product information
Phone Support
1-800-392-FORD
Mon-Fri: 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM ESTSat: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM EST
Frequently Asked Questions
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There are two installation methods for the GenerLink:
- Meter-mounted installation: Utility approval required. Installation costs $250- $450 on average by either a trained utility worker or licensed electrician, depending on the utility.
- Meter-adjacent installation: Utility approval is not typically required. Installation costs $1000-$1500 on average by a licensed electrician.
GenerLink is approved with over 800 utilities for the meter-mount installation, and Global Power Products, the manufacturer of GenerLink, continues to work to gain additional utility approvals. Gaining utility approval is a lengthy process, and in some cases takes years, as it requires extensive testing and validation by the utility.
While the meter-mounted installation is preferred by GPP and our customers due to its faster and lower average installation cost, we offer the meter-adjacent installation to ensure our customers have access to this incredible technology for home backup power during outages. The meter-adjacent installation is more expensive because it requires a new meter box to be installed near your existing utility meter.
If you live in a region where the utility installs the device, coordinate directly with your utility. However, if you live in a region where a licensed electrician installs it, visit shopgenerlink.com/pages/find-an-installer for a list of licensed electricians who are trained to install the GenerLink. The customer is responsible for the cost of installation and should work directly with the electrician to coordinate installation.
To determine your installation method, please visit shopGenerLink.com/Ford.
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Using Pro Power Onboard™ (PPO), the vehicle acts as a mobile power source. During a utility outage, you can connect the truck to a GenerLink unit using the proprietary GenerLok cable and Ford Vehicle Connector. This allows the truck to feed power directly into your home’s main breaker panel without risk of backfeeding – the flow of electricity back into the utility lines – while protecting line workers. Compatible vehicles include Ford F-150® PowerBoost Hybrid engine with available 7.2kW Pro Power Onboard and F-150® Lightning models with available 9.6kW Pro Power Onboard.
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The Ford truck has a maximum continuous output of 7.2 kW, so what your truck can power depends on the wattage demands of the items in your home. The GenerLink provides power to your entire electrical breaker panel, giving you the flexibility to choose which circuits to use. The GenerLink is designed to power essential circuits in your home, including outlets, lights, and critical systems wired to your meter – like your furnace or security system – simultaneously (depending on combined wattage demand). Manage your home's energy consumption to ensure the total draw does not exceed the truck’s 7.2 kW capacity.