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Installing a Home GeneratorElectrical Project Skill Level:Licensed Electrical Contractor, Not Recommended for Homeowners. Electrical Tools Required: Electricians pouch of hand tools and the various power tools necessary for installing the generator and transfer switch. Estimated Time: Depends on the type and size of the generator and transfer switch and the available access to the project area. Electrical Safety: Any existing electrical wiring within the immediate area that may interfere with the installation of the transfer switch may need to be relocated if necessary. Electrical Wiring Parts and Materials: Electrical parts and materials for generator wiring projects should be approved for the specific project and compliant with local and national electrical codes. Electrical Codes and Inspections: Installing a generator and transfer switch must be well thought out and performed with a permit with all work being inspected. |
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