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Generac QT03016ANSX 30,000 Watt Liquid Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator With Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)

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Generac QT03016ANSX 30,000 Watt Liquid Cooled Propane/Natural Gas Powered Home Automatic Standby Generator With Transfer Switch (CARB Compliant)
 
Manufacturer: Guardian
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The Generac 30kW 240 Volt standby air-cooled generator produces up to 30kW of continuous power. 125 rated amps at 240 volts (single phase). Reliable Generac gas fueled engine with low-oil pressure shutdown system. Flexible fuel line connector and digital LED controller. UV/Ozone resistant hoses and 1% voltage regulation. Durable steel enclosure withstands the harshest environments. Closed coolant recovery system. Powered by natural gas or LP gas for added versatility. EPA and SCAQMD compliant. All generator sales are final. 79.00 L. 39.00 W. 43.00 H.

Product Details
  • Powerful 30,000-watt standby generator with automotive-style, liquid-cooled engine
  • Runs on clean-burning natural gas or liquid propane
  • Patented Quiet-Test low speed exercise mode
  • Tough, RhinoCoat paint finish for unmatched durability and all weather protection.
  • This item is CARB Compliant

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