Emergency Power Systems
DML Electric designs and installs generator and battery backup emergency power systems that help keep essential lights, appliances, heating, cooling, and other critical equipment running when utility power goes out.
BACKUP POWER DESIGNED AROUND YOUR HOME
Keep Essential Systems Running During an Outage
A power outage can affect much more than the lights. Heating and cooling, refrigerators, home offices, security equipment, and other important systems may also depend on a reliable source of electricity.
DML Electric designs emergency power systems around your home’s electrical setup and the circuits you want to prioritize. Depending on your needs, the system may use a generator or battery backup to supply power when utility service is unavailable.
Proper installation includes the wiring, circuits, panel connections, and transfer equipment needed to route backup power safely through the home. We’ll help ensure the system is designed to work with your existing electrical infrastructure and provide dependable power when you need it.
PLANNING YOUR BACKUP POWER SYSTEM
What Should Your Emergency Power System Cover?
The right backup power system depends on your home, your electrical setup, and what you want to keep running during an outage. DML Electric can help determine the appropriate system and installation requirements based on these priorities.
Essential Circuits
Prioritize the lights, appliances, heating or cooling equipment, security systems, and other electrical needs that matter most during an outage.
System Capacity
Some homeowners need backup power for a few critical circuits, while others want broader coverage. The system must be properly sized for the equipment it will support.
Safe Power Transfer
Transfer equipment allows the home to receive backup power without creating an unsafe connection to the utility supply. Proper wiring and installation are essential.
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Frequently Asked Questions
System size depends on which lights, appliances, and equipment you want to operate during an outage and how much power they require. DML Electric can evaluate those priorities and your existing electrical system to determine the appropriate capacity.
Not necessarily. It depends on your panel’s condition and capacity, the type of backup system being installed, and the circuits you want it to support. DML Electric can evaluate your system and determine whether any electrical service or panel upgrades are needed before installation.
Always follow the equipment manufacturer’s instructions and use properly installed transfer equipment. Portable generators should only be operated outdoors and kept at least 20 feet from windows, doors, and attached garages. Visit Ready.gov’s power outage guide for additional outage and generator safety recommendations.