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- Automatic Home Standby Generator
- Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 1/1/2008
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The Automatic Home Standby Generator, available in models up to 45kW, provides automatic power outage protection 24/7; the generator restores power to the home within 30 seconds of power loss. The unit's sound-deadening insulation maintains sound levels as low as 69 decibels, says the firm. The generator runs on LP or natural gas. 800-227-7437. More
- GLC Standyby Generator
- Source: BUILDING PRODUCTS Magazine 1/1/2008
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The GLC line of commercial/industrial standby generators is now available in 10kW to 25kW models. The generators feature a water-cooled four-stroke gaseous engine, brushless synchronous alternator with four-pole construction, a fully programmable microprocessor-based controller, and a heavy-duty air cleaner. Options include an automatic transfer switch and a sound-attenuated enclosure. 479-646-4711. More
From Our Manufacturers
- Richard Gray's Power Company creates an entirely new category for power management and UPS
- Source: ebuild 11/29/2007
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Richard Gray's Power Company (RGPC) proudly announces the RGPC PowerVault, a premium whole-house power conditioning product that is the first of its kind for the custom installation market. The centralized RGPC PowerVault Whole Home UPS seamlessly keeps electronics working during power outages--and provides clean, consistent power at all times. More
- Standby Power Is Now an Affordable Option for Home and Business Owners
- Source: ebuild 5/21/2007
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They know that when bad weather strikes, the likelihood of a power outage is high. That's why so many are purchasing standby power systems to protect their homes and businesses before the power goes out."This system will operate automatically even if you're not home," says Mike Carr, a spokesman for Generac Power Systems, manufacturer of residential and commercial standby systems. Automatic home standby systems operate on either natural gas or liquid propane, with power outputs that start at 7,000 watts, or 7 kilowatts (kW). Units up to 18 kW have air-cooled engines, and other models at 20 kW and above feature liquid-cooled automotive type engines. More
