AC WORKS® Library — Emergency Power

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Powering Your Sump Pump with a Generator

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Apr 10, 2019

Usually, powering your sump pump is never really a problem unless something goes wrong with the pump itself. The biggest thing to worry about is power outages. How can you be prepared for a power outage?

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Download: Spring Product Sheet

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Feb 28, 2019

Download: Emergency Back-up Power Info Sheet

Posted by Stephanie Junek on Feb 25, 2019

Power is a measure of the rate at which energy flows, in electrical systems, it is measured in Watts (W). Generators have different maximum wattages. Transfer Switches and Inlet systems allow you to provide power to your home during an outage with the flip of a switch, turning your power from the grid to your backup system.

AC WORKS® Wisdom: Staying Connected with Emergency Power Kits

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Feb 20, 2019

HOW TO PLAN YOUR HOME'S EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM Having an emergency power system can be crucial to your home depending on where you live. After doing some research, you may find it hard to get all the necessary equipment you need in one place. Wouldn't it be helpful if there were a kit dedicated to emergency power systems?Look no more! AC Connectors has your back with two emergency power kits for your needs. Each kit includes an inlet box, a matching 25ft extension cord, and four adapters to get power from nearly any generator. Two kits with the exact same...

AC WORKS™ Wisdom: How to Pick Your Emergency Power System

Posted by Christopher Hahn on Feb 13, 2019

When preparing your home for the possibility of a power outage there may be a lot of important questions that come to mind: Should I get a transfer switch installed? What configuration should I get for my inlet box? How many watts should I go for? What is absolutely necessary to power in my house until the power lines are restored? Which outlets on a generator should I look for? What wattage should my generator be?In this video, we will answer all of these questions. We help you decide which generator connections and inlet connections you need, as well as...