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Donation Drop-Off Location
South Central Indiana REMC Headquarters Lobby 300 Morton Avenue Martinsville, IN 46151
Why should I vote online for the annual meeting?
Voting online has many advantages! Your vote is counted instantly, you receive confirmation that it’s been received, and you don’t have to worry about your ballot getting lost. Plus, you can vote anytime, anywhere—it’s super convenient. It’s also cost-effective, helping…
Outage Resources
How Power Restoration Works Learn the steps SCI REMC takes when restoring power. Down Power Line Safety When a power line is down, whether on a tree or in the middle of the road, always assume it’s active. Learn more…
Regular Maintenance
Check oil, filters, and spark plugs regularly, and run the generator at least once a month to keep it in working condition.
Fuel Handling
Store fuel in approved containers away from heat sources, and never refuel while the generator is running or hot.
Overload Prevention
Do not exceed the generator’s wattage capacity. Plug in essential devices first and distribute the load evenly.
Carbon Monoxide
Always operate outdoors, at least 20 feet away from windows, doors, and vents to prevent CO poisoning.
Maintenance Safety
Regularly inspect and test by checking oil, coolant, and battery levels, and conduct monthly test runs to ensure functionality. Turn off appliances before shutting down to prevent surges, and store fuel safely – never refuel while the generator is running.
Operational Safety
Never operate the generator in enclosed or semi-enclosed spaces (garage, basement, etc.) to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning. Don’t use more power than the generator can handle; share the load evenly.
Installation Safety
Hire a licensed electrician or generator specialist to ensure proper wiring and ventilation. Install outdoors, at least 5 feet away from windows, doors, and vents to prevent carbon monoxide buildup. Follow manufacturer guidelines for fuel storage (natural gas, propane, or…