Jackery Carrying Case Bag for Explorer 290

With the warnings from the national grid of impending power outages this winter due to the ongoing energy crisis, more and more homeowners are looking into alternative power solutions, including residential backup generators. A home generator can be the perfect solution to keep the lights on this winter, as it can provide immediate, reliable and effective electricity to a home in the case of a blackout. To ensure youre prepared, its essential you understand how to install a residential backup generator. Different types of Residential Backup Generator There are two main options for installing a residential backup generator for your home, each requiring a different installation method. One option is manually operated, using an extension cord to directly plug in each appliance with individual cables. The second option works by powering a circuit panel using an automatic transfer switch to transfer the load from the mains supply to the generator with no user input. This type of generator installation will patiently await a power outage and then jump into action, so you wont even notice a drop in power. Using generator cords is more suited for short-term emergencies to provide power to small individual wired appliances. A backup generator that uses a transfer switch will typically be able to power entire rooms as it can power both corded and hardwired appliances and, therefore, provide electricity to your whole house during a blackout. You must size your generator correctly to ensure you can power your equipment sufficiently, but also, dont waste power and money. You can do this by comparing the wattage of the appliances you plan to power against the generator power rating.

• Exclusively Designed for Explorer 290, Perfect Fit and Easy to Carry
• More Wear proof, Excellent Durability with Premium EVA Material
• Moisture-proof to protect the electronic circuit in Explorer 290
• Dimensions : 8.3 x 7 x 9 in (21*17.8*22.9cm)
• Weight : 1.44 lbs