WIFI Enabled Standby Generators: Monitor Your Generator Online With The Mobile App

websitebuilder • Nov 17, 2021

WIFI enabled generators allow for direct web connectivity and remote monitoring through their smartphone app, giving homeowners status updates 24/7 from anywhere.

Suppose you decide to get a standby generator for your seasonal home in the North Country; you want to make sure that if there’s a power outage your heat stays on, the sump pump keeps running, and none of the winter season’s harsh weather has a chance to do damage to your home. You might find yourself comfortable in Central New York, or maybe somewhere on a nice beach in Florida, but you’d like to be able to know whether or not your generator is working.

The Cummins Cloud Connect App Monitors your generator.

Mobile Notifications

This is where the mobile app comes in. For example, when you get a Cummins Quiet Connect Generator installed, the unit is hard-wired to your modem, allowing it to share its running status over the internet. Your smartphone is then used to remote-monitor your generator from anywhere. If there’s a power-outage and it turns itself on for a period of time, the generator gives you updates on its status and run time. If the generator has issues or needs service, the app lets you know with direct notifications to your mobile device.

Remote Monitoring

It is sometimes (but not always) the case that the home you want to install a generator in is not the home you spend most of the year in. For that reason alone, having the ability to remotely monitor the performance of your generator is an absolute must. After we finish a generator installation we always walk customers through the process of setting up the Cummins Connect Cloud app on their smartphone, and then they are good to go!

If you're interested in learning more about Cummins Standby Generators fill out a form on our site right here or give us a call directly at (585) 244-0099. We provide free power assessments as well to help consumers discover what generator will work best for them.

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