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Power Outages Are Scary – Upgrade Your Home This Halloween With a Generator
Power outages are most common when the weather begins to drop or rise exponentially, and in Georgia those changes can happen quickly no matter the season. That's why it is smart to install a home generator as a back up in case your home's power were to unexpectantly shut down.
Generators can save you in the event of a power outage. Having a generator can ease your mind about your AC running, Refrigerator turning off and food going bad, electronics losing power, having light sources, and cooking food for your family in the event of a power failure.
Liquid Propane Generator
When looking for a home generator one popular option is the liquid propane generator. The liquid propane generator offers long term storage and cleaner-burning properties. These tanks can be stored for long periods of time and not lose any fuel quality; this is an important quality if you're looking for a generator that you don't have to maintain often.
When propane is in temperatures that are below -45 degrees or under extreme pressure, it turns into its liquid formation. When the liquid propane reaches its temperature height of -44 degrees, it then turns into a vapor. The most common uses for liquid propane in homes are heaters and cooking devices that need the vapor form of propane to function.
Natural Gas Generator
Natural gas generators are also a very popular option for home generators. Natural gas generators offer a continuous gas supply that remains reliable as it never requires refills. This option is convenient for homeowners with access to a natural gas connection.
Because natural gas is highly combustible, it makes for a highly valued resource when couple with low emissions. Natural gas is primarily used for heating homes, cooking, water heaters, dryers, and many other appliances that require it to run.
Which Generator is right for your home?
Liquid Propane -
Pros:
- Typically generates more power than the average natural gas generator
- Low maintenance
- Burns cleanly, for a more eco-conscious option
Cons:
- Only runs if it still has propane left in the tank
- Does not run off a direct line from the home
- Dangerous install if not done by a professional
Natural Gas –
Pros:
- Generates directly from the homes utility line, so the supply is constant
- Low maintenance
- Burns cleanly, for a more eco-conscious option
Cons:
- Require access to a home gas supply line
- Typically puts out less power than liquid propane generator options
- Dangerous install if not done by a professional
Hire a Professional
Generators come in a large variety of forms and sizes, and by hiring a professional you will find the generator that is best suited for your home. Contact H&H to speak to a specialist about your home generator needs and schedule a professional install.