Munden Enterprises is Now Representing GenerLink Across Atlantic Canada

April 28, 2026

Munden Enterprises is now representing GenerLink across Atlantic Canada. GenerLink is a brand of Global Power Products.

Designed for real world conditions, GenerLink provides a safe, utility approved connection at the meter, enabling homeowners to restore power using portable generators without complex wiring or permanent installation.

In Canada, GenerLink units are installed directly behind the electrical meter in coordination with the local utility, creating a secure, code compliant interface between the home and a portable generator. The system is engineered to eliminate backfeeding risk, protecting both the home’s electrical system and utility personnel while ensuring safe operation during outages.

GenerLink adds a practical, flexible option for backup power applications across the region, giving contractors, utilities, and distribution partners another proven solution to support their customers. Connect with your Munden representative to identify where GenerLink makes sense in your upcoming work.

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