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Old 11-08-2011, 07:03 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by Belmont Resident View Post
I honestly did believe anyone would think otherwise, but I guess I was wrong.
I know of several people who have their transfer switch located inside their garage or run them inside the garage with extension cords going into the house. This allows the security of having the generator inside instead of outside where it can be stolen as many have been.
It is a very doable scenario IMO. All a person needs to do is to use some Common Sense. Proper exhaust, proper fresh air ventilation, regular maintenance and inspections to insure the above and did I mention common sense.
I know of several propane fired standby generators that are in enclosed buildings, these generators have been there for Years without any issues.
Unfortunately the most important key ingredient, Common Sense is severely lacking in todays society
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