What we handle
Brightwire installs transfer equipment, generator inlet circuits, critical-load panels, and backup wiring plans that keep selected circuits powered safely.
We review your essential loads first so the installation supports the equipment you actually need during an outage.
Service scope
| Included work | Load review, transfer equipment, inlet circuits, critical-load planning, labeling, startup test |
|---|---|
| Estimate | Free installation quote after reviewing backup goals and equipment location |
| Response | Planning appointments available before seasonal storm windows |
How Brightwire works
1
List critical loads
We identify equipment and circuits that should remain usable during an outage.
2
Select transfer path
The electrician explains approved transfer options and location requirements.
3
Install and label
Backup circuits are wired, labeled, and tested with the transfer sequence.
Backup Power FAQs
Safe generator use requires approved transfer equipment so backup power cannot feed utility lines or unplanned circuits.
Yes. Many systems focus on critical loads such as refrigeration, heating controls, medical equipment, and select outlets.
Brightwire reviews the electrical loads you want to support and explains the circuit plan before installation.