SAFETY TIPS

Use Your Generator Outdoors Only
Keep away from open windows,vents or doors. Never use your generator inside homes,garages,crawl spaces,or enclosed areas.

Operating Manual and Instructions
Always read and follow the manufacturer’s operating manual and instructions before running generator.

Carbon Monoxide Detector
Use a battery-powered carbon monoxide detector when running your generator.

Fresh Gasoline
Use fresh gas in your generator. If you do not plan to use your generator in 30 days, stabilize the gas with fuel stabilizer.

Combustible Materials
DO NOT operate the generator near combustible materials.

Coiled Extension Cords
Coiled cords can get HOT, always uncoil cords and lay them in flat open locations.

Home Outlet
Never plug your generator directly into your home
outlet.

Generator Fumes
Fumes that can kill can build up when used in enclosed areas. Fan and open doors or windows do NOT provide enough fresh air.

Carbon Monoxide
Engines emit carbon monoxide. DO NOT run generator in enclosed area.

Refueling
Gasoline and its vapors are extremely flammable, allow engine to cool at least 2 minutes before refueling.

Maintenance Schedule
Maintain your generator according to the maintenance schedule for peak performance and safety.

Proper Extension Cords
When using extension cords, be sure they are of the grounded type and are rated for the application.

Power Transfer Switch
If connecting a generator into your home's electrical system, have a qualified electrician install a Power Transfer Switch.

Wet Conditions
Protect your generator from exposure to rain/snow. Generators produce powerful voltage; DO NOT operate under wet conditions.