Standby generators
Permanently installed generators that start automatically when the power goes out.
Backup power for East Palo Alto homes: standby generators, portable generator inlets and transfer switches, installed with a load calculation and permit.
Serving University Village, University Square, the Gardens, Palo Alto Park, the Weeks Neighborhood and Runnymede and the rest of East Palo Alto. Share your address to confirm availability.

Standby generators and portable generator hookups installed with the right transfer equipment, so the house is powered safely and the utility line is never back-fed.
Permanently installed generators that start automatically when the power goes out.
An outdoor inlet and interlock or transfer switch, so a portable generator can power selected circuits without extension cords.
Manual or automatic transfer equipment sized to the generator and the loads you want to keep on.
Fridge, furnace blower, internet, lights and medical equipment moved to a backed-up subpanel.
Generator size matched to what you actually need to run, not guesswork.
Electrical permit, city inspection and utility requirements handled by HAXX.
Winter storms can knock out power in low-lying Bay-side neighborhoods. Medical equipment, refrigeration and sump pumps are common reasons to plan backup power.
A listed inlet with a panel interlock lets a portable generator power chosen circuits safely.
Automatic units with a transfer switch, sized to the circuits that must stay on.
Setbacks, exhaust clearance and flood-area elevation all affect where a generator can sit. HAXX plans around City requirements.
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No. Backfeeding through an outlet is dangerous. A transfer switch or listed inlet and interlock is required, and HAXX installs both.
It depends on which circuits you want to run. HAXX sizes it from a load calculation.
No. Back-feeding through an outlet is dangerous for you and for utility workers. Use an inlet with an interlock or a transfer switch.
It depends on the circuits you want to keep powered. HAXX lists your critical loads and sizes the generator to them.
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