Generator guidelines

If you plan to interconnect a generator to SRP's electric system, or already have done so, please contact us by e-mail.

Questions about interconnected generators


When do I need to follow the interconnection guidelines? If your generator (including solar power) and SRP's electric distribution system can be connected together such that both sources can supply electricity to the same electrical load at the same time, even if just for a split second, then you have an interconnected system. Please contact us by e-mail.

If my generator is not connected to SRP's system, is there anything I still need to know? Yes. In that case, please review:

An example of a generator not connected to SRP's system is one that can only be connected to a customer's electric system by operating a transfer switch. The switch first disconnects the customer system from the SRP system, then connects the customer system to a generator and is commonly called an "open transition" transfer switch.

How do I contact SRP if I want to install an interconnected generator? For residential installations or business/industrial installations, please contact us by e-mail.

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