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Residential generators provide a dependable power supply during outages, ensuring your home remains comfortable and functional, no matter the weather. Choose from various Generac models designed to meet your specific energy needs, all while offering easy installation and low maintenance.
Commercial generators are engineered to support businesses by delivering robust, uninterrupted power solutions that keep operations running smoothly during any electrical disruption. Our Generac generators are available in various capacities to accommodate the unique demands of different industries, ensuring reliability and efficiency in critical moments.
Our expert team, including a licensed electrician and gas technician, provides comprehensive generator services, including professional installation and support services. We prioritize safety and reliability, offering tailored service plans that prepare your generator for emergencies.
The size of the generator you need depends on the total wattage of the appliances and equipment you want to run during a power outage. For homes, a generator between 18,000 to 24,000 watts usually suffices for essential needs, whereas commercial spaces might require anywhere from 36,000 watts to over 50,000 watts, based on operational requirements.
Residential generators should be serviced at least once a year or after 200 hours of use, whichever comes first. Commercial generators, due to their heavier usage, might require more frequent checks, typically every six months or after 100 hours of operation.
Yes, with the proper sizing, a generator can power an entire house or commercial facility. It's essential to calculate your total power needs to select a generator with adequate output to handle all your critical systems and equipment.
A standby generator is permanently installed and automatically activates when a power outage occurs, providing seamless power recovery. Portable generators, on the other hand, are mobile, require manual setup and operation, and are ideal for temporary power needs or smaller areas.
Generators are designed to operate in various weather conditions, but it is crucial to ensure they are properly installed with a cover or in a generator enclosure to protect from direct exposure to rain, snow, and extreme temperatures. Safety guidelines must always be followed to prevent risks like carbon monoxide poisoning or electrical hazards.
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