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Safety - Generator use



If you choose to use a generator during a power outage, please keep in mind the following safety practices:

  • DO NOT connect to your home's electrical panel or plug directly into a wall outlet.The correct way to connect a generator to house wiring is to have a certified electrician install a power transfer switch.


  • Follow manufacturer's instructions for operation.


  • Never use a portable generator indoors. This includes partially-enclosed areas such as a garage.


  • Place the generator away from windows or doors that could allow CO to come indoors


  • Don't overload your generator.


   ●  Report a power outage online (Sign-in required)
   ●  Call toll-free 1-800-LIGHT KS (1-800-544-4857)











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