Founded in 1959, Generac claims it was the first to engineer affordable home standby generators, along with the first engine developed specifically for the rigors of generator use.
Generac manufactures a wide range of power products in the marketplace including portable, residential, commercial and industrial generators.
E&W history began with Generac back in the early 90's and during the 25 years E&W has installed thousands and currently keeps a majority of them running.
If representation of the Generac is by dealers that have a good knowledge of electrical theory, combustion engine theory, and also understand fuel properties, the Generac generator for most models has been dependable.
Click on this link to visit the Generac Website to see their offerings for the residential and small commercial product. If you have any questions please notify our sales manager, Michael Williams, sales@ncgenerators.com
Especially if you are away from home or your business for extended times, remote monitoring can be beneficial.
You can configure the monitoring to contact you and / or your service dealer if there is a problem.
Comprehensive service plans with monitoring is the best you can do to eliminate failures when you need your system.
For monitoring systems for the Generac product, especially older equipment, We Can Help!
You may not want to run your generator 24 hours a day during an extended utility power outage. Fuel management performed correctly by taking the correct steps can save you money however you should not just shut the generator off, there is a procedure.
Utility power outages can last for days. Manufacturers recommend that checking the oil levels for the generator engines during these extended outage should occur every two to three days. There is a procedure which should be followed for checking the oil level during the extended power outages.
If you decide to turn the generator off during a utility power outage the following steps should be followed.
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