Portable generator provide convenient power during power outages or outdoor activities. To ensure their reliability and efficient use, please follow the key safety operating procedures below.
1. Pre-Operation Checks of Portable generator
Location:
Place the generator outdoors on a dry, level surface, at least 20 feet from buildings and windows to prevent CO buildup.
Ventilation of Portable generator:
Never operate in enclosed spaces.
Fuel Safety:
Turn off the generator and let it cool before refueling. Use approved fuel containers.
2. During Operation of Portable generator
Load Management:
Do not overload the generator. Prioritize essential appliances and check wattage ratings.
Connection Safety:
Use heavy-duty extension cords rated for outdoor use. Avoid direct wiring to household circuits unless equipped with a transfer switch.
Monitoring:
Regularly inspect for overheating, unusual noises, or fuel leaks.
3. Post-Operation & Maintenance of Portable generator
Shutdown:
Turn off all connected devices before stopping the Portable generator. Allow it to cool before storage.
Storage:
Drain fuel if unused for extended periods to prevent carburetor damage.
Inspections:
Clean air filters and check spark plugs periodically.
Always read the manufacturer’s manual for model-specific guidelines. Safety begins with awareness and disciplined practices.
