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Generac QT02724ANAX 27,000 Watt Liquid Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator With Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)

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Generac QT02724ANAX 27,000 Watt Liquid Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator With Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)
 
Manufacturer: Guardian
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Generac Guardian QuietSource generators are ideal for applications that require ultra-quiet operation and exceptional fuel economy. With larger and more powerful liquid-cooled engines that run at 1800 RPM under full load and our exclusive Whisper-Test feature, QuietSource generators are the quietest in the industry. In addition, these larger engines achieve greater power output with less effort, resulting in significantly reduced fuel consumption both during exercise and under full load. QuietSource models also come standard with all aluminum enclosures for superior protection against salt air and other corrosive environments. Aluminum enclosures, combined with Generac's superior paint system, keep QuietSource generators looking like new for years... even in coastal areas.

Product Details
  • Automotive-style, liquid-cooled engine operates at low speeds for reduced sound output and longer life
  • Runs on clean-burning natural gas or liquid propane
  • Patented Quiet-Test low speed exercise mode
  • Aluminum all-weather enclosures with RhinoCoat paint finish are corrosion resistant and ideal for salt-air coastal areas
  • This item is CARB Compliant

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