What kind of trouble can my neighbor be in?
He bought a natural gas powered generator to power his house when the electricity goes out. It was installed with no permit, and not anyone from Consumers Energy was on site anywhere at any time during installation. Not even sure if the installer was licensed. Can he get in trouble for that?
who cares? The guy wants a generator to power his house when power goes out why make a big deal about it?
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Originally Posted by 91trunk
Now this is an acceptable use of photos and video's in the Pub.
What he said.
The real question is, why is this such an issue for you?
Why are you so concerned about this? Is there more to
this story?
He might backfeed power to the powerlines, is this the worry???
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The reality is if he was backfeeding power to the powerlines the generator would be brought to it's knees unless it's big enough to run a small city. Even if the guy is an idiot he would quickly pick up on the fact that he was feeding the neighbors with power.
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ya, no kidding,,, why do you care?? Are you asking for him or are you looking to be a dick? Honest question...
Is it a generac?
Im with everyone^^^^^^^^ there
Technically you need a permit for just about everything in your home, even to change a simple outlet. I bet only a small percentage of permits are actually pulled. If you wanted to cause trouble you could probably get the city to fine them $500 or something but that would make you a pretty craptastic neighbor.
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