Consult a licensed electrician and your solar provider, as additional components or configurations may be required for compatibility with solar panels.
Can GenerLink be installed on a home with solar panels? Read More »
Yes. The GenerLink will operate during any power outage. Simply follow the instructions outlined in the operation manual as you would during a regular power outage.
Will GenerLink operate during a planned utility outage? Read More »
No. GenerLink is designed for a single generator connection. Using multiple generators would require separate systems.
Can I use multiple generators with GenerLink? Read More »
Contact customer support or a licensed electrician for assistance.
What should I do if my GenerLink system fails to operate? Read More »
No. Connecting one generator to multiple GenerLinks would create multiple ground references, which is electrically unsafe.
Am I able to use one generator between two GenerLinks? Read More »
Global Power Products is currently in the process of developing a 50 Amp version of the GenerLink. However, no release date has been determined yet.
Why is there not a 50 Amp option? Read More »
No. The 40 Amp version of the Generlink can only handle up to 9,600 watts. If you exceed this limit you will void the manufacturers warranty.
Yes. The power transfer function of the GenerLink will still work, though your home will not have surge protection
Will my unit still work if the surge is buzzing? Read More »
No. The GenerLink is designed for single-phase electrical systems.
Can GenerLink be used with three-phase power systems? Read More »
No. Only one GenerLink can be installed per utility meter.
Can I have more than one GenerLink installed? Read More »