I have all ready have transfer switch. We have been going over what we want to run during outage. We will run well ,LP gas furnace,Frig, Micro wave, and some lights. We cook with LP gas and if we need hot water we can heat water in micro wave or on top of gas stove. We have 3 modes of heat in house wood,LP gas and baseboard electric. In power outage don't need electric the wood do most of heating and Lp gas for if it would get real cold. Lighting in house is cfl or led and really don't need a bunch of lights on during power outage.I am debating on getting a B&S 8,000 watt run - 10,000 watt surge or an Areins Honda powered 7,500 watt run-9,350 watt surge.
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