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The Many Different Uses of Portable Generators Though perhaps most often used in the case of natural disaster or other calamity, there are also many everyday uses of generators in production and agricultural industries. Even if you live in the city, there are uses for portable generators while the rest of the grid is up, though many cities and neighbourhoods disallow regular residential generator use under noise control ordnances. Handy Features to Look for in an Emergency Residential Generator From the dizzying array of choices one is presented with when beginning a search for the proper emergency residential generator to suit your needs. However, if one is new to the practice of managing their electrical power generation, the choices might not even make sense. There are few features that can make the use of a standby generator far more safe, efficient and pleasant. And since they all cost money, it's good to have a feel for just how important each of these features is to you. Safely Setting up and Using a Residential Standby Generator One of the most tragic stories after a big storm is the inevitable tale of a family that was poisoned by carbon monoxide or electrocuted by an improperly installed or operated standby generator. These tragedies can be easily avoided by just following a few simple rules to ensure adequate isolation and ventilation. Choosing the Right Standby Generator for Your Application You don't realize how much you rely upon steady electrical power each and every day until it goes out - that is, unless you have a standby generator for just those emergencies. It can, however, be difficult to decide just what sort of backup generator to use when there are so many options to choose from. Whether sourcing for an apartment block sized residential generator or a portable generator for camping excursions, the dizzying array of available standby generators.