GET UP TO $500 BACK ON A GENERLINKTM DEVICE!
Safe Generator Connection
Many homeowners use portable electric generators to power their homes during electrical outages. While generators are a convenience, if used improperly they can cause hazardous conditions for the homeowner and for electric crews working in the area.
- GenerLink™ is an interconnection device that enables you to connect your portable generator directly to your home’s wiring system. During a power outage, your generator becomes your source of emergency backup power.
- GenerLink™ is designed as an alternative to costly transfer switches and hazardous extension cords.
- GenerLink™ eliminates the use of extension cords and other hazardous connections by providing a safe connection from the electric meter directly to the generator.
- GenerLink™ also detects when a generator is operating and automatically disconnects from the utility grid, eliminating dangerous backfeed.
Benefits of GenerLink™
- Easiest and safest generator connection.
- Allows customers to run virtually any appliances up to the capacity of their generator.
- Easily installed behind the electric meter.
- Connection at the meter keeps your portable generator outside where it is safe.
- Seven year manufacturer’s warranty.
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REBATE OFFER
Customer will receive a cash rebate of up to $500 per qualifying GenerLinkTM device per meter. Rebate is calculated based on the cost of the device. Proof of purchase and installation is required.
ELIGIBILITY & REQUIREMENTS
- Customer must submit a completed and signed GenerLinkTM Incentive Application with required documentation for a service address within EPUD's service territory (Commercial or Residential).
- Rebate application must be submitted within 90 days of project purchase.
- For most, it is not required that GenerLinkTM be installed by a licensed electrician; however, it is recommended. Net Metering/Solar customers are required to use a licensed electrician for the installation.