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Information on www.offgriddispatch.com is published in good faith as general educational and consumer information. Off-Grid Dispatch is not an engineering firm, electrical contractor, building contractor, architect, utility, emergency-management agency, testing laboratory, certification body, law firm, financial adviser, medical provider, or other licensed professional service.

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Electrical and alternative-energy work can cause electric shock, electrocution, arc flash, fire, explosion, toxic exposure, equipment damage, utility backfeed, and death. Lithium-ion and other energy-storage systems can present thermal-runaway and fire risks. Generators can create lethal carbon-monoxide exposure and dangerous backfeed if installed or operated incorrectly.

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