How to Set Up Your Home Power Backup - DuroMax Portable Backup Generators

Whether you’re at risk of power outages due to hurricanes, winter storms, freezes, fires, or downed power lines, DuroMax portable backup generators have you covered. We offer generators that can run on gasoline, propane, or natural gas. Whatever your fuel of choice, we have a backup generator for you.

Power is an essential part of our daily lives, and this is especially true in our homes. We never stop to think about just how much we rely on electricity… until the power goes out. While we can't control natural disasters and our country's aging power grid, we can take control of our homes.

At DuroMax, we believe in Power Independence and being in control of your home. We’ve taken the guesswork out of home power backup and simplified what it means to stay powered in 3 easy steps.

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00:00 Intro
00:43 Step 1: Generator Size
01:44 Step 2: Connecting Your Generator
03:36 Step 3: Choose Your Fuel
04:44 About DuroMax

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[jlanetman]

I have a XP 15000 and not had any issues. Owned it for 2 years.

[petemartenson]

Not impressed so far. The fuel gauge does not work. If you want a reliable generator, buy a Honda. If you want cheap generator, buy a duromax.

[taylorcampbell]

You don’t show if you unbonded the neutral wire to make it floating neutral for whole home backup. Are you or don’t recommend it for interlock?

[oilhammer]

Many if not most portable generators have the neutral bonded with the ground. You will have to make it a floating neutral to hook the generator to a house electrical system. If the DuroMax has the bonded neutral, you will have to disconnect the neutral from the ground.