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Generac 5522 14,000 Watt Air Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator Without Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)

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Generac 5522 14,000 Watt Air Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator Without Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)
 
Manufacturer: Guardian
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The NEW Guardian 14 kW standby generator provides the cleanest and most affordable pre-wired, pre-packaged power protection for its size. It comes standard with a 14 circuit automatic transfer switch that protects critical circuits in your home. For extra convenience, this model has a digital control panel, external main circuit breaker and system status LED. Maximizes engine œbreathing for increased fuel efficiency. Plateau honed cylinder walls and plasma molly rings help engine run cooler, reducing oil consumption. Because heat is the primary cause of engine wear, the OHVI has a significantly longer life than competitive engines. Rigid construction and added durability provide long engine life. These features combine to assure smooth, quick starting every time.

Product Details
  • Convenient, hands-free operation with no fueling. No manual start. No extension cords.
  • Clean, smooth True Power Technology provides safe operation of sensitive electronics.
  • Runs on natural gas or liquid propane.
  • Does not include transfer switch
  • CARB Compliant

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