Edit:

If you're in the Houston area, these are the people that installed my interlock/breaker inlet. They're awesome and half the price of anyone else. Send them a picture of your panel, and they'll text you a quote.

https://www.facebook.com/share/mtJoJW...

It appears that a Generac setup now is at or just under $15k installed now instead of the $20k I mentioned in the video.

No, this will not run every single thing turned on in your home at the same time. We don't normally do that anyway, and our habits don't change when we run on this setup. On gen power we have lots of lights on, 4 people in the home, multiple tvs,, ps5, gaming computer, ac, and a bunch of other stuff going on the at the same time all on this setup. To us, it's the same as having power from the electric company is my point.



This video was made as an easy way to share a much less expensive and better option for us... with friends and family. I didn't expect this video to get this much exposure. If you find it useful great, if you want to nitpick every figure in here instead of just getting the big picture that this option exists as a cheaper and great alternative because you already bought a Generac which was a better option for you please make your own video and post negative comments there.
Not everyone has or wants to spend upwards of $15k and annual maintenance on something they'll barely use when an option for 1/3 or so of the costs works just as well for most.