Homeowners Save Hundreds on 12kW-20kW Briggs & Stratton Home Backup Generators
Norwall PowerSystems announced Lower Prices on Briggs and Stratton home standby generators. The mid-February sale starts today and ends February 23, 2020. Norwall’s catalog reflects the price reduction as homeowners browse the Briggs and Stratton Sale.
Home standby generators restore power moments after a utility power outage or blackout. The generators run on natural gas or propane; an Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) connects the home electrical system to the generator. Briggs and Stratton Automatic Home Standby Generators keep refrigerators and freezers running, power heating and air conditioning to keep the house comfortable, and supply power to other essential and convenience circuits.
Travis LaVallie at Norwall (www.norwall.com) said, “Homeowners should take advantage of the February Briggs and Stratton Generator Sale as they prepare for hurricane season or another year of PG&E blackouts.” The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season starts June 1. Last year, California utility Pacific Gas and Electric Company instituted widespread blackouts after declaring bankruptcy because of lawsuits that blame utility equipment for starting wildfires.
Every home and family have unique power requirements. Larger homes with bigger families require more power than a small home with one or two residents. For a medium to large home, a Briggs and Stratton 20kW Generator System includes a whole-house automatic transfer switch. Standby systems require an ATS for operation.
A small to medium home requires less power. A 17kW Generator System or 12kW Generator System provide all the power they need. Some homeowners choose a system that powers only essential circuits like refrigerators, freezers, pumps, and a few lights or kitchen appliances.
Symphony II power management, built into all Briggs and Stratton Home Standby Generators, controls heavy loads to prevent generator overloads. Generator Features include the Briggs and Stratton 5-5-5 Warranty that covers parts, labor, and travel expenses for five years.
Norwall recommends Local Installation by a Professional—Generally required by local building code officials unless the homeowner has extensive knowledge and experience. How a Home Standby Generator Works.
Norwall PowerSystems specializes in the sale of backup generators and outdoor power equipment. They stock 1000s of standby generators, automatic transfer switches, parts and accessories in multiple warehouses throughout the US for immediate shipment. Sales staff with over 75 years of combined experience in the electrical and power plant arenas provide knowledgeable service to customers by listening, taking notes, and providing information in a timely manner. Regular, factory-sponsored training keeps staff up to date on new products. Norwall has shipped more than a quarter-million generators in the last 23 years.
