If your power went out and you are using or planning to use a generator, make sure to follow these lifesaving tips.

Incorrectly using a generator can lead to dangers including carbon monoxide poisoning. If you’re without power, here are ways to safely use a generator at home.

If your power went out and you are using or planning to use a generator, make sure to follow these lifesaving tips.

Home generators are effective options to power appliances and other electronics during an outage, but it’s important to keep generator safety in mind. Improper use of a portable generator can ...

Never use wet hands to operate the generator. Never let water come in contact with the generator. Never run your generator in a garage because the carbon-moxide exhaust is toxic.

To install a generator at home, hire a qualified technician. If it is not installed properly, it can damage the whole electrification system.

Never use a cord that's cut, frayed, or otherwise damaged. And avoid overloading the generator, which can lead to overheating, creating a fire hazard and/or generator failure.