Generator Transfer Switch
Generator Transfer Switch in Denver. MoJo's licensed electricians install manual and automatic transfer switches so your generator powers your home safely. Call now!
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Generator Transfer Switch in Denver CO
A portable generator is only as useful as the wiring that connects it to your home. Plugging appliances directly into a generator with extension cords is inefficient and potentially dangerous — and connecting a generator to your panel without a proper transfer switch can back-feed electricity into the utility lines, putting lineworkers at risk and damaging your equipment.
MoJo Home Services installs manual and automatic transfer switches that let you safely connect your generator to your home’s electrical panel — powering the circuits that matter most during an outage. We also install interlock kits as a code-compliant alternative for portable generators.
Generator Transfer Switch Services We Offer:
Manual transfer switch installation
Automatic transfer switch (ATS) installation
Generator interlock kit installation
Subpanel installation for generator circuits
Outdoor inlet box (power inlet) installation
Generator hookup to existing whole-home systems
Transfer switch upgrade and replacement
What a Transfer Switch Lets You Power:
Furnace or boiler (keep your heat on)
Refrigerator and freezer
Well pump or sump pump
Lighting circuits
Medical equipment
Phone charging and Wi-Fi router
Call MoJo today to get your generator properly connected — so the next power outage is just an inconvenience, not a crisis.
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Generator Transfer Switch Installation in Denver
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Browse our full list of FAQs below to find clear, honest answers from the MoJo team. From repairs and maintenance to installation and warranty coverage, we’ve made it easy to get the information you need.
Generator Transfer Switch FAQs
Why can’t I just plug my generator into an outlet?
Plugging a generator directly into a home outlet (backfeeding) is extremely dangerous — it can energize the utility lines outside your home, putting lineworkers at serious risk of electrocution. It’s also illegal and can void your homeowner’s insurance. A proper transfer switch or interlock kit is the only safe way to connect a generator to your home.
What’s the difference between a manual and automatic transfer switch?
A manual transfer switch requires you to flip switches to transfer specific circuits to generator power. An automatic transfer switch (ATS) detects an outage and switches to generator power within seconds — automatically. ATS is typically paired with a standby generator; manual switches work well with portable generators.
What’s a generator interlock kit?
An interlock kit is a mechanical device installed on your existing panel that prevents the main breaker and generator breaker from being on at the same time — physically preventing backfeed. It’s a code-compliant, lower-cost alternative to a full transfer switch for portable generators.
How many circuits can I run from my generator?
That depends on your generator’s wattage capacity and which circuits you want to power. Our electricians will help you prioritize the most important circuits and design the transfer switch setup accordingly.
