There are three main types of generators, which, although different, also share similarities. The type of generator you need will depend on the reasons for use. Here is more information about the generators:

Inverter generators produce AC power, which reverses the direction of the electrical current. The AC power is produced by converting AC power into DC power, by the rectifier, which then reverses it back into AC. This process implements a steady current for all appliances, such as refrigerators and vehicles, to run better. Inverter generators are lightweight, making the installation process easy, and are also compact for straightforward moving abilities.

Standby generators have the ability to switch on automatically whenever the power fails, like a backup system. When the power comes back on, the standby generator will automatically switch itself, via signals from the electrical supply. These generators are usually used in large places holding a lot of people, such as hospitals, hotels, apartment blocks and restaurants and also for safety systems that must always be able to work.

Portable generators come in handy for many different reasons and are suitable for a number of uses. For incidents such as natural disasters or other catastrophes, causing the grid power to break down, portable generators can still provide a power supply. These generators are suitable for purposes such as residential and smaller business properties such as shops and construction sites as a power supply for small equipment and tools.