Campers and preppers love them. Farmers, too. And some people use them during a power outage. A portable home generator can be a valuable purchase for your family.
But the first priority should always be safety, and not just electrical safety, also safety with the fuels a generator uses.
Portable engine generators can provide a reliable source of portable power for a variety of applications. These generators usually run on gas or diesel, but models are available to run on propane or natural gas.
Wherever and whenever grid power may not be available, power outlets on such units allow a person to plug in a variety of electric-powered tools and appliances.
More information can be found at oppd.com.
Jason Kuiper joined OPPD as a communications specialist in 2015. He is a former staff writer and reporter at the Omaha World-Herald, where he covered a wide range of topics but spent the majority of his career covering crime. He is a graduate of the University of Nebraska at Omaha and has also appeared in several true crime documentary shows. In his free time he enjoys cooking, spending time with his wife and three children, and reading crime novels.
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