"Keep the generator dry. Do not use a generator in wet conditions. Cover and vent a generator. Model-specific tents or generator covers can be found online for purchase and at home centers and hardware stores."
"GenTents are well constructed, well tested, easy to install and work perfectly to keep driving rain out of your generator, eliminating risk of shorts to electronics and you." - Timothy Fowler, RIDERSWEST
"Keep the generator dry. Do not use a generator in wet conditions. Cover and vent a generator. Model-specific tents or generator covers can be found online for purchase and at home centers and hardware stores." - Ami Neiberger-Miller, Four Leaf PR on behalf of OPEI
"...we highly recommend the GenTent portable generator shelter for those who need a generator cover while running their generator." - Kelly Beasley, CampAddict.com
"The GenTent Safety Canopies product line allows the running of portable and inverter generators safely in wet weather." Chad Husted, Hardware Retailing Magazine
"Just about every portable generator is compatible with GenTent. It’s a product that every safety-minded portable generator owner should have." Mark Vena, Straight talk from Moor Insights & Strategy tech industry analysts
"Generators run at high voltages and have a lot of sensitive parts, and the GenTent Safety Canopy will help keep it out of the elements" Don Lindich, Sound Advice
"I give the GenTent 10k XKi Stormbracer a Love Your RV thumbs up. It will be a welcome addition to our boondocking arsenal and for times when nasty weather knocks out the RV park power." Love Your RV!
"Stellar reviews on Tool to Power don’t come easy. But GenTent launched its product line months before Superstorm Sandy clobbered the northeast, and the company has only grown since. From our hands-on assessment, we can see why." Ed Perratore, Tool to Power!
"Never run a generator in a garage or shed even with the doors open. Don’t let it run in the rain unless it’s covered by a model-specific tent, designed to shield the unit from the elements while still allowing it to vent properly." Paul Hope, Consumer Reports
