Power your home when it matters most. Fuse Electric installs portable generator inlets, transfer switches, and whole house backup systems across Paramus, Saddle River, and Mahwah — safe, reliable, and ready when you need it.
Standby generators are built to power your entire home — every circuit, appliance, and system. When an outage hits, these systems automatically turn on within seconds, keeping your lights, HVAC, kitchen, home office, and security systems running without interruption.
Portable generators offer a flexible backup solution for homeowners who want to power essentials without running their entire home. With a transfer switch or inlet box, you can safely control which circuits stay on during an outage — like refrigerators, sump pumps, or heating systems.
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Portable generators are mobile and typically power select appliances or circuits using extension cords or a manual transfer switch.
Whole house (standby) generators are permanently installed and automatically power your entire home during an outage.
Yes. In most towns, a permit is required for electrical connections and possibly gas line work. We handle the permitting process for you to ensure everything is up to code.
Portable generator connections usually take 2–4 hours. Whole house standby generators can take 1–2 days, including wiring, gas connection, and testing.
Only standby (whole house) generators have an automatic transfer switch (ATS) that detects outages and powers your home in seconds.
Portable generators must be turned on manually.
It depends on the size (wattage) of the generator. Most homeowners use it to power essentials like refrigerators, lights, sump pumps, and a few outlets.
Yes, but it must be done safely using an interlock kit or transfer switch. Never backfeed your panel through an outlet—it's dangerous and illegal.
That depends on how much of your home you want powered during an outage. We can provide a load calculation and consultation to recommend the best size for your needs.
Yes. Like a car, it needs oil changes, air filter replacements, and periodic testing. Most units run a self-test weekly to ensure they’re ready.
Yes. Many homeowners choose to finance through third-party providers. Ask us about current financing options we work with.
Portable generator setup starts around $800–$1,500, depending on panel upgrades.
Whole home generators including installation start at $8,000–$12,000+, depending on size and complexity.