Generators are often used to supply back up power to facilities, businesses or homes during power outages. They are also used as primary power sources in regions where a local electrical grid is unavailable, or as a temporary measure at mobile events. Some generators are small, portable devices, while others are capable of providing full-power to entire facilities on an ongoing basis. 

By converting mechanical or chemical energy into electrical energy, generators can provide an efficient and reliable external source of power. However, installing these machines is not always as simple as it seems. For safety reasons and to ensure adherence to all local, state and national Electrical Codes and Australian Standards, we highly recommend using an experienced and authorised team like Reactive Generators to install your unit. This will safeguard your generator warranty, maintain legal compliance and enhance the machine’s reliability. The same concerns apply to the disconnection of an existing generator setup, as incorrect handling can lead to unnecessary damage, a reduced life expectancy for the generator and potential safety risks.