Powering Refridgerator and other electrical devices?

[Angel]

Hi guys!

We recently made our first power generator.
After doing some research, we decided we really wanted to place a refridgerator since it keeps food from spoiling a lot longer than the preserving bin.
Now, I placed down a refridgerator close to the power generator, but the electrical cables don't snap to the fridge.
When I have a cable running under the fridge and power the generator, it says it's not powered.
I had the same problem with the lampposts.

Any of you guys that are more experienced and can help me out here?
Thanks in advance!

[Thyriel]

You need an outlet at the end of a cable. The outlet then supports all devices in a pretty large area with electricity (automatically spans cables from the outlet to lamps etc. in a direct line)

[Phatplanet]

You have to put an outlet on the end of the wire, its the outlet that then connects automatically to the fridge.

[Turbo Lover]

Attach an outlet to one of the cables and all your power problems are cured ;)

[Angel]

Wow, thanks for the quick replies guys! ^^

[Angel]

Also, it doesn't matter if you attach 1 or more devices to the generator, right? Gasoline will be used up at the same rate?

[Ch3mnet YT+TTV]

I havent noticed any difference, or if it is there, its very very small. Thats between one light, and like 10 air cons, 20 lights and 2 fridges.

[Lilkinsly]

Yes, it doesn't matter how many devices are connected.

[Lilkinsly]

It seems like it burns about 1 gas an hour.

[Angel]

Okay, thanks for the info guys!