Power that responds when the grid doesn’t.
Professionally planned Honeywell and Generac standby generator systems, transfer switches and load management for homes and businesses across Toronto, the GTA, Simcoe County, and Muskoka.
A generator system should be designed around the property—not selected by guesswork.
Electric FX evaluates the service, connected loads, essential equipment, fuel availability, generator location and transfer requirements before recommending a system. The result is dependable backup power that fits the way your home or business actually operates.
Backup power for homes, businesses and critical building equipment.
Choose whole-property coverage or prioritize the circuits and equipment that matter most.
Home standby generators
Automatic backup power for essential household systems or a carefully planned whole-home solution.
- Heating and refrigeration
- Sump pumps and sewage ejectors
- Lighting, receptacles and communications
- Well pumps, gates and selected appliances
Business standby power
Generator and transfer equipment planned around operational priorities, service capacity and the electrical demands of the property.
- Offices and retail spaces
- Property and mechanical equipment
- Security, access and communications
- Selected panels and essential loads
Honeywell and Generac systems, professionally integrated.
We select generator and transfer equipment to suit the load calculation, electrical service, operating priorities and physical requirements of each project.
Standby generator and automatic transfer solutions for residential and light-commercial applications.
Residential and commercial standby systems with transfer equipment and load-management options.
From utility outage to backup power—automatically.
A correctly selected transfer switch separates the utility and generator sources, transfers the planned loads when standby power is ready, and returns the property to utility power after service is restored.
Utility power drops
The generator controller detects a qualifying utility interruption.
Generator starts
The standby generator starts and reaches the required operating conditions.
Loads receive power
The transfer equipment supplies the circuits included in the system design.
Utility is restored
The system returns to utility power and completes its cooldown cycle.
Planning, installation and support from one electrical team.
Property assessment
Review of service capacity, essential loads, starting loads and the equipment you want available during an outage.
Generator sizing
A practical recommendation based on the planned loads, operating priorities, site conditions and available fuel source.
Automatic switching
Transfer switches and load-management equipment selected to coordinate safely with the generator and electrical service.
Electrical integration
Feeder wiring, controls, grounding and bonding, transfer equipment and connections completed as part of a coordinated installation.
Permits and trades
ESA permit coordination and clear planning with the gas contractor, generator supplier and other project professionals.
Testing and handover
System testing, transfer verification and a clear homeowner or operator walkthrough before completion.
The generator, transfer switch and electrical service must work as one system.
New construction, renovations and service upgrades are ideal opportunities to plan future backup power. Electric FX can coordinate generator-ready service equipment, transfer provisions and essential-load panels even when the generator is installed later.
Every major detail decided before installation begins.
Review
We assess the service, loads, site, operating priorities and project requirements.
Plan
We select the generator capacity, transfer strategy and supporting electrical work.
Install & test
Our team installs, coordinates and tests the complete electrical portion of the system.
Support
After installation, we remain available for testing, electrical changes and future additions.
What to know before choosing a generator.
Can a standby generator power the entire property?
Sometimes. The answer depends on the available generator capacity, service size and calculated loads. An essential-load design may be more practical and cost-effective.
Do you install both Honeywell and Generac generators?
Yes. We plan and install electrical systems using suitable Honeywell and Generac generator and transfer equipment based on the project requirements.
Is an automatic transfer switch required?
A transfer device is a critical part of safely separating utility and generator power. The correct switch and configuration depend on the service and system design.
Who completes the gas connection?
The fuel connection is completed by the appropriate licensed gas contractor. Electric FX coordinates the electrical and control requirements with that work.
Does a standby generator need maintenance?
Yes. Routine exercise, inspection and manufacturer-recommended service help keep the system ready. We can assist with electrical testing and system changes after installation.
Protect the systems your home or business depends on.
Send us your service information, property details and backup-power priorities. We will help define the right electrical scope and next steps.