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Generac 5882 8,000 Watt Air-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator Without Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)

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Generac 5882 8,000 Watt Air-Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator Without Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)
 
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Product Description
Fully Automatic Operation When Paired With Nexus Smart Switch Generac OHVI Air-Coole...

Product Details
  • Convenient, hands-free operation with no fueling. No manual start. No extension cords. Runs on natural gas or liquid propane.
  • Clean, smooth True Power Technology provides safe operation of sensitive electronics.
  • Includes automatic transfer switch with 8 circuits protected (NEMA 1, indoor rated only)
  • 8,000 Rated Watts
  • CARB Compliant

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