Some tips for operating a generator safely, if you lose power in your home:
- Make sure the generator is outdoors. Do not run a generator in a garage. Carbon monoxide can kill you.
- Keep the generator in a dry place.
- Keep children away from the unit. Some parts can get hot and cause burns.
- Do not hook the generator up to your home. That can be dangerous for utility workers.
- Connect appliances individually to the generator.
- Do not overload your generator.
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