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To: NoKoolAidforMe; All

Regardind Generator use:

If yours is capable of providing 208/220 volts of power:

When a big Ice storm hit back in western NY many years back and power was out, I cut the power line to the furnace and installed an electrical plug to it so it could run off the generator.

This can be done for your central A/C unit also. Check the outlets on your generator and head to the hardware store for a compatable extension cord(s) and a plug to attach to your A/C unit.


92 posted on 08/26/2011 6:00:42 PM PDT by NYTexan
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To: NYTexan

My generator is capable of running my entire house. I had my electrician install a gen-tran setup. I used it in 2002 when we had that huge blackout. I don’t mess around.

My fridge will keep my food cold and my ice cream frozen.

Come on Irene!


116 posted on 08/26/2011 6:20:33 PM PDT by NoKoolAidforMe (I'm clinging to my God and my guns. You can keep the change.)
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