These models juice up your refrigerator, air conditioner, and other essentials during an emergency—no matter what.

A power outage isn't fun and can be a real pain. If you live in an at-risk area, we recommend you invest in one of the top home generators.

Never use a cord that's cut, frayed, or otherwise damaged. And avoid overloading the generator, which can lead to overheating, creating a fire hazard and/or generator failure.

Adding up the running watts and the highest starting wattage of all the devices you wish to power with a generator will help ...

As power outages become more common, purchasing a home generator may be a top priority. Use this as a guide before you make ...

A home generator gives your home a backup in case of power outages, using an independent energy source like natural gas or propane to generate electricity and deliver it through your home's wiring ...

Never use wet hands to operate the generator. Never let water come in contact with the generator. Never run your generator in a garage because the carbon-moxide exhaust is toxic.

Setting up a generator for your house can seem like overkill -- until the power goes out. Here is our guide to picking the right generator from your home.

In the event of an extended power outage, particularly following hurricanes and other severe weather, having a generator at home can be a huge advantage. But if used improperly, the devices can ...

Choosing the right size generator can save you from overpaying and coming up short during a power outage.