CHARLOTTETOWN & ACROSS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND902-218-5648

PEI / GENERLINK

GenerLink installation in PEI

Considering backup power for your home? We assess your meter setup and portable generator to determine whether a GenerLink connection is suitable.

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Planning your installation

01

Check your setup

We assess your meter and service setup and review generator compatibility and applicable utility requirements.

02

Choose what to power

Discuss the circuits you want available during an outage and the capacity of your generator.

03

Review the installation

We’ll discuss the equipment, installation work and operation with you. We can also help with standby generator options.

What does it cost?

Your quote depends on the existing electrical setup, equipment and installation requirements. Share your project details so we can review the scope with you.

What information do you need?

Your generator make and model if known, your property location, and the appliances you want to power.

BACKUP POWER FOR YOUR HOME

Choose a setup that fits your needs

Start with the appliances and circuits you want available during an outage. Your generator’s capacity, connection requirements and existing electrical setup all affect the right solution.

What we’ll review

  • Your meter and electrical service configuration
  • Generator make, model and connection specifications
  • The essential loads you want to supply

What affects your quote

  • Equipment compatibility and applicable utility requirements
  • The connection equipment and cord required
  • Installation access and any changes to the existing setup
Will GenerLink work with my generator?

Compatibility needs to be checked for the particular equipment. Send us your generator’s make and model and details of your existing service so we can review the options.

Can I power my entire home?

The loads you can run depend on your generator’s output and the installed equipment. A connection does not increase generator capacity. We’ll discuss essential loads and operating limitations with you.

What’s the difference between GenerLink and a standby generator?

A GenerLink setup uses a compatible portable generator and requires manual setup and operation. A standby generator is a separate installed system that can be configured for automatic backup. We can discuss which approach suits your property.

GENERLINK CUSTOMER REVIEW

“It was a professional service for the 30A GenerLink installation.”

Murat Uzun · Google review
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Let’s discuss your project

Call, text or email us for a quote. Include your town, the work you need and your preferred timing.

Serving Charlottetown and communities across PEI.

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