Generac Guardian Series 5503 14,000 Watt Air-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator with Steel Enclosure (CARB Compliant)

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Experience fast-acting, automatic protection from power loss with the Generac Guardian Series 5503 14,000 / 13,000 Watt Air-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Automatic Standby Generator with Steel Enclosure. Ideal for home use, this generator powers up automatically and within seconds of a power outage without the need for any manual startup. With[Read More]

Briggs & Stratton 40302 12000-Watt IntelliGen Air Cooled Home Standby Generator

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Whether you are home or away, this premium home standby generator will keep you up and running smoothly during a power outage. Continuous fuel supply to either propane or natural gas means fully automatic, hassle-free operation. U.S.A. Rated Watts (kW): 12, Volts: 120/240, Amps: 100/50 LPg, 91.6/45.8 NG, Fuel Type: Propane or Natural gas

Generac Guardian Series QT03016ANSN 30,000 Watt Liquid-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator with Steel Enclosure (CARB Compliant)

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The Generac Guardian Series QT03016ANAN 30,000 / 29,000 Watt Liquid-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Automatic Standby Generator with Steel Enclosure provides quick response to power outages. Ideal for larger home or smaller business applications, this long-lasting generator features Quiet-Test technology and an automotive style engine, making it one of [Read More]

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Generac Guardian Series 5504 17,000 Watt Air-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator with Steel Enclosure (CARB Compliant)

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Experience fast-acting, automatic protection from power loss with the Generac Guardian Series 5504 17,000 / 16,000 Watt Air-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Automatic Standby Generator with Steel Enclosure. Ideal for home use, this generator powers up automatically and within seconds of a power outage without the need for any manual startup. With[Read More]

Briggs & Stratton 40303 15,000 Watt IntelliGen Air Cooled Home Standby Generator

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Whether you are home or away, the IntelliGEN series will provide fully automatic operation and a permanent connection to natural gas or propane during a power outage. Design is half the size, sound, fuel consumption and price of most competitive systems. U.S.A. Engine Displacement (cc): 895, Rated Watts (kW): 15, Volts: 120/240, Amps: 125/62.5 LP, [Read More]

Briggs & Stratton 40304 18,000 Watt IntelliGen Air Cooled Home Standby Generator

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Fully automatic standby generator features Whole House Comfort, supplying enough power to manage two 5-ton air conditioners in addition to essential household power needs. The Vanguard big block engine boasts the smallest fuel consumption/foot print in its class. U.S.A Engine Displacement (cc): 993, Rated Watts (kW): 18, Rated Watts NG (kW): 18, No[Read More]

Home Wind Turbine Generator 5-Blade 500W Max/12V – Low Wind Model

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Advantages of 5-blade wind turbines over 3-blade wind turbines 1) 5-blade wind turbines will greatly improve annual energy production in low wind conditions. For areas with average wind speeds of 11 MPH (5m/s). If you compare annual energy output to conventional 3-blade wind turbine, there is an increase of annual energy output of more than 60%. 2[Read More]

Briggs & Stratton 40301 7000-Watt EmPower Air Cooled Home Standby Generator

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Thanks to advanced electronics, this fully automatic generator will detect a utility power outage and start up automatically whether you are home or not. A permanent connection to natural gas or propane lines means uninterrupted performance with no messy gasoline refueling or storage. Rated Watts (kW): 7, Rated Watts LP (kW): 7, Rated Watts NG (kW)[Read More]

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Briggs & Stratton 40305 20000-Watt IntelliGen Air Cooled Home Standby Generator

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Fully automatic standby generator features Whole House Comfort, supplying enough power to manage two 5-ton air conditioners in addition to essential household power needs. The Vanguard big block engine boasts the smallest fuel consumption/foot print in its class. U.S.A Engine: Vanguard 993cc, Rated Watts (kW): 20, Rated Watts LP (kW): 20, Noise Lev[Read More]

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Briggs & Stratton 40243A 10000-Watt EmPower Air Cooled Home Standby Generator

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Introducing the most compact footprint of any 10 kW backup generator on the market today! Continuous fuel supply to either propane or natural gas means fully automatic, hassle-free operation. U.S.A. Engine Displacement (cc): 570, Rated Watts (kW): 10, Rated Watts LP (kW): 12,500, Rated Watts NG (kW): 11,750, Amps: 83.3/41.6 LP, 75/37.5 NG, Fuel Typ[Read More]
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