Power outages are common following a natural disaster, and generators are a good investment for those living and working in areas prone to these kinds of events.
However, while backup generators are incredibly useful, they do come with their own risks.
Generator risks include fire, damage to electrical equipment, injuries and death. It's important to understand the risks related to generators and take the necessary precautions for safe operation.
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