The American Red Cross has this advice for safely using an electric generator.

If your power went out and you are using or planning to use a generator, make sure to follow these lifesaving tips.

If your power went out and you are using or planning to use a generator, make sure to follow these lifesaving tips.

Incorrectly using a generator can lead to dangers including carbon monoxide poisoning. If you’re without power, here are ways to safely use a generator at home.

To avoid being powerless during severe storms, people often turn to a generator. It is wise to know how to operate a generator during a power outage.

According to the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response, using a generator incorrectly can lead to electrocution, fires and carbon monoxide poisoning.

Carbon monoxide poisoning can be a real threat when using a generator. Here are some things to know to stay safe.

When the power goes out, generators come on, but they come with serious risks such as carbon monoxide poisoning, electrical issues and fire.

These models juice up your refrigerator, air conditioner, and other essentials during an emergency—no matter what.

According to the Office of Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response, using a generator incorrectly can lead to electrocution, fires and carbon monoxide poisoning.