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O True Power" Electrical Technology
O Two)Jde LCD'Mulillingual Digital
Evclugan" Qoritrcller (Engllsh/Spanish/
Freneh/Pbrtuguese)
0 Two Transfer'Swftch Options Available:
100.Amp, 16 Qircuit SIV10 or
.200 Amp Service Rated Smart Switch.
See Page 5 for Details,
O Electronlc Governor
0 StandardWi-FI'" Remote Monitoring
0 System Status & Maintenance Interval LED Indicators
0 Sound Attenuated Enclosure
0 Flexible Fuel Line Connector
0' Diract-To-Dirt CoMposffe Mounting Pad
0 Natural Gas-PrLP Gas Qperagon
0 6Year Limited Warranty
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SCANNED Residential Standby Geneyat®ys
St. Ode County Air -Cooled Gay Engine
Standtly Power Rating
Models 6007036-1. GOOiO37-1 IAILIMInUrn - Slsque) - W IeW GO Hz
Model 6007O354 (Alvinhum - Gisqua) -16 kW GO Ha
Models G007o93-1, G007035-1 (Aluminum- Eisque) -20 kW 601-1a
Models GOO704S-P, C007042 2 (Altrnlinum - Bisque) - 22 kW 60 H:
ST.LUCIE COUNTY
PLAN REVIEW
0 Listed and Labeled by the Southwest Research InsGtufe alto
Installation asclose•as 18' (457 mm) lo.a stwclure.'
GAust be located away from doors, w/ndows, and fresh air intakes ehd irr Accordance with local codes.
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O INN'OUATigEENG)PJEGESLGFd6RLGOR0U57ESYlh'Gareatiheheaflo)Generac's '6 success to Providing the most mlia6le generators possible. Genamc's G-Force engine
Uncap offers added peace of mind and reliability, for when you need iI the most. The
G-Force series engines are purpose built and designed to handle the rigors of
Mended ran Dmas In high lempemtures and (xkemeupereting cdndlllons.
O TRUE POSIER'- ELECTGICAL TECHNOLOGY: Superior harmonics and sloe wave 0
form produce lass then '5%Total Harmon)" Dislonion for utility quality power. This allows
conGdeN operation of sensfliva electronic equipment and micro -chip based appliances,
such Be variable speed WAG systems.
O TESTGROIELWA:
J PRDTOTYPETESTED
J SYSTEM TORSIONAL TESTED
J NEMA•NG122EVALUATION
d MOTOR STARTING ABILITY
D MOORS LIPIK- REMOTE PdONITOR)NG: FREE wflh,every 'Guardian Series Home
slandhygenemtor. Allawsyou b monitor me status ofyoergeneratorirom anywhes In the
nand using a smariphone, lable( or PC. Fasity access fnlormafidn such as the current
operating status and malnlenance alerts. Connect your account Id your auOod2ad Mite
-dealertoi (ssL,fdendlyandproaclivesemfce. Wig) Moblle Link,you are taken care olbelore
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QUIETiFST-
Nola: COL cwafloallon onlyapplles lovnbundled unilsandunils paclaged with
limitedebcail.trvilcties. Unlls padaeadwilh Ne SnadSd h ceditled in
SOLID -SPATE, FREQUEifIcY COIAPENSATED UOLTAGS REGULATION.
This stale-of-the-brl power maximizing regulation system Is standard on
all Genemc models. II provides oplund"d FAST RESPONSE to changing
load oondilfons and MAXIMUM MOTOR STARTING CAPABILITY by
eleobOnically torque-malching the surge loads to the engine. Digital
voltage regulation Of an11
SINGLE SOURCE SERums RESPONSE from Genarac's adeash'e dealer
network provides pads and service know-how for the entire unli, from the
engine to the sinallest eleectronlc Component.
O ®ENERAG TP.APISFER GIVITCRES: Long Ufa and reliability are
synonymous wilh'GENERAG POLYER SYSTEMS. One reason (di this
confidence is Thal the GENERAC product line includes its own Irensler
systems and controls for lofalsyslem compatibility.
wIGENERAE �r-,
UENEIRAC
16/20/22 W ffeatuves and beneff as
0 Sousa GFarce design Maximizes engine "breathing"'for increased fuel efficlebcy. Pliteau'lioned cylinder walls and plasma moly
rings helps the engine ran cooler, reducing oil consumption resulting in longer engine life.
0' "Spiny-lok" cast iron cylinder walls Rigld construction and added durability provide long engine life.
o Electronic fgnition/spark advance These features combine to assure smooth, quick starting every time.
o Full pressure lubriaatiansystem- Pressufted lubrication to alivital bearings means betterperformanGa, less maintenance and longerengine
Iffe.Now featuring up Ica 2year/2Dg hour oil change infervaL
o Low oil prespure shutdown system Shutdown protection preyents catastrophic engine damage due to low all.
o High temperature shutdown Proiafils damage due to overheating.
o Revolving field
Allows for a smaller, light Weight unit that operates 25% more efficiently than a revolving armature
generetor.
,0 $kawsidstaftr
Produces asmoolhoutput wavetormfor compatibility with electronlcequipment.
(J Displaced phass exeihatfon
Maximizes motor starling capabil!ty.
0 Automatic Qollageregulation
Regulatestheoulputvoltage to±l%prevents damaging voltage spikes.
O HL2200listed
Foryotifsafety. '
Transfer Switch {dtF<+¢tiele.9tSB®)
-
0 Fullyamema0c -
Transfers -your vital electrical leads tothe energized sodreeofPower.
0 'HEMASR
Can be installed inside or outside formaximumflex!.huy.
0 Remote mounting
Mounts near your existing distribution panel for simple, low-cost Installation.
Evolution, Controls'
0 Aulo/MinuaUOft Illuminated buffbns
Selects the operating mode and provides easy, at -a -glance status indication in any condition.
o Two-Ifne'LCD multilingual display
Provides homeowners easily -visible logs of history, maintenance and events up to 50 occurrences.
o Seated, raised buttons
Smooth, waather-resistant user interface for programming and operations.
.0 DBlityvoltage:sensing
Constantly monitors ugllty'vollage, selpbints 65% dropout, 60'Y pick-up, of standard voltage.
0 6eneralarvpllagesensin9
Consfardly Monitors generator voltage to ensure the dleanesl power delivered to the home.
,0 Uldiy interrupt delay
Preyents nuisance start-ups of the engine, adjustable 2-1500 seconds from the factory detaott so0ingof
-five (5) seconds by qualified dealer.
0 Eggfoewamwp
Ensures engine Is ready to assume the food, selpolntapproxirnately5seconds.
6 Engine cool -down
-Allows eligme to coal pflorto shutdown, selpofnl approximately 1 minute.
0 Progtemmable e%ercise
Operates engine to prevenfbilseal drying and damadic between power outages by running the generator
for 5 minutes every other week Also offers a selectable setting far weekly or monthly operation providing
flexibility and potentially lower fuel costs to the owner.
o Smarl battery chatger
Delivers charge to the battery only when needed at varying rates depending on outdoor air temperature.
Compatible with lead acid and AGM -style batteries.
o Main line circull-breaker
Protects generator from overload.
o Electronic goverhor
Wristlet constant 60 Hz frequency.
Unit
o SAE weatherprotedgve enclosure Sound attenuated enclosures ensure quiet operation and. protection against mother nature, withstanding
wlndsup to 160 mph. Hinged key locking'roof panel for security. Lift out front foreasyaccessto alf routine
maintenance Yams. Electrostatically applied textured epoxy paint for added durability.
o Enclosed critical grade muffler Quiet.011cal grade mufflar Is mounted inside the unit . to-praveril Injuries.
o Small, compact, attractive Makerfor an easy, eye appealing Installation, as close as 18" (457 mm) away from a building.
GENERACO
16/20/22 RW
features and benefits
1 it (305 mm) flexible fuel line connector Absorbs anygeneridor vibration when connected to riold pipe.
o Direct -to -dirt Composite mounting pad Corajdax lattice design prevents settling or sjokiAD of the generator system.
O Integral s.edimentinap prevents particles and moisture from epleTing-the fad regulator and engine, prolonging engine life.
ftmoTa 410311toring
0 Ability to view generator status— MODIfor your generator via Your smadPhOne; labial, Or cOMPulgral any time via the Mobb Link applicalion rot
complete peace of mind
Q AbUilyto View generator &Efc1setRun and Tqlat Hours Review the genecaloes complete projection plants for exercise hoors.and total hours
0 Ability to vjpAy Denandor Maintenance Infornuglop Provides maintenance ink)MIRUOTI for Your specific model genardtor 'when scheduled radnienance Is due
• Monflity-rel)DIt With Previous Menifft a0fivily, Detailed monthly reports provide historical generator information
• AN* 10 view penuenitbr battery Information Built In battery diagnostics displaying current stale at the badeq
• Weather Information Provides detailed local ambient weather conditions for generate, location
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0007035-1 GOD7036-1 G007038-1 000703M (101)7
BaledMaximumConlinuous Pmver Capacity (LP)
Bated Maximum Continuos Power Capacity INS)
Naledybltage
Bated Maximum Continuous Load Current-240 Volts (LP/NG)
Total Harmple DLslotlion
Mein WeCircuit theater
Phase
Number of Rotor Poles
BaledAC Frequency
PowerFaclm
Ba`gery8equhamerl (not Included)
unit weight (16/k9) mm Winslow (LxWx H) irV
Sound output In db(A) at 2311(7 m) with generalorOperaling ai normal load"
Sound output in dB(A) at 23If (7 m) with generator in 0utei Tesl- Ioiv-speed exercise made"
r
6607637.1 (181M1)'
(20'k117
04W2,.G007A43-2
.(22
kW)
18,,000 Walls`;
20,000 Wails'
22s90U
Walls-
16,000 Watls°'
18,000 Wags'
19,500 Welts °
.240
240
240
66.7/66.7
83.3/75.0
91.7/B1.3
Less0an 5%
Less than 5%
less Ihan 5%
_ 70Amp
90Amp.
10OAmp.
1
1
1,
2
2
2
60 Hz
69 Hz
60Hz
1.0
1.0
1.0
12 Volts, Group 2611540
CCA Minimum or Group 35AGM 650 CCA-MInhum
406/186
449/203
466/211
48 x25x29 /1218 X638 X 732
67
67
67
55
55
57
Tpe of Engine
GENFAAC G-Force 1000 SeriesF
NumhgrolCylinders
2
2
2
ALsplacemenl
Cylinder Block
999 cc
999 cc
999 cc
veiva"llamenl
Aluminum w/Cast Iron Sleeve
Ignition System
Overhead Valve
Overheatl Valve
Overhead Valve
Gwammion
Solid -slant w/Magpelo
Solid-state sv/Magnelo
Sa6tlrslale w/Maynelo
Compression BaOo
FIB
Electronic
Elecimnic
Electronic
Starter
g5:1
9.5:1
9.5:1
oil Bapadlyincluding filter
12 VOC
ADprowl.:9 ql/1.8L
12 VOC
Appiox 1.9 qi/1.8L
12VDC
Approx 1.9 qt/1.8L
OpemMgrpm .
Fuel.Comdmp8on
8,600
3,600
3,600 '
Natimi)'Gas
6s/hr,(ms/hr)
172 Load
Full Load
Z1B,(6.17)
2A4 (5.78)
228 (0:46)
Liquid Propane
85/1hr (gaVlir)1Vitr)
309 (8.75)
361 (8.52)
327 j926)
V2 Lead
Full Load
74 (2,03) [7.701
87 (2.37)18.991
92 (43) [9.57]
107 (2,94) (11.11] 130 (156)113.481
Note: Fuel pipomusl be sJzed for lull load. Required Ito 1pmssum In generator fuel inlolalall ioadmnyes-3.6-7°water column (7-13mm mercury) lornaluml gas, 10-12'walerwlumn
'or'!P gas F., BTU wnlonl multiply B'/hrx 2500 (IP) m 1N/nrx lcDD (NG). For Meoaloulo content. mulliniv ma/hr <na 15 a ar ft „aAr. W o.: run-,
142 (9.90)114.77]
(19-22 rem memory)
Tao-Uns Plain Text Mu1811ngual LCO Display
Mode'BUNMAulo
Manual
01
Beady to BuryMainlenance Messages
Engine Bun Hours Indication .
Programmable slad delay bomeen 2-1500 seconds
Udlil VogageLoss/Beldm to U801y AO)usolde(Broamoul Selling)
Future SDI Capable Fxercfser/Emrcise SDI Error Waning
Rrm1AlapVMafnlenagce Logs
Enotne Sian Sequence
S1Wffi Lock-b)d
Stuart Battery Charger
Charger F411AMlssiogAC Warning
WBal ery/BaOery Problem Projection and Sagely Condition Indl,don
AulomaVe9dlizge Be9ula6oh vilA Over and Under Voltage Protection
Under-Frequenry/ovedoad/Steppel overeuhenl Prolmllan
SafelyFused/Posa Problem Protection
Automatic Lmv'011 PressureMlgh 00 Temperature Shutdown
OVarmanlVOversDeed & 72 Hr)Apm Sense Lass Shutdown
High DilineTemDerature ShUldowd
mlemal Faug1hicenscl Wding Projection
Common Fatemal Fault Capability
Field UpgmdablaFinnuarq
5'unple user Interface for ease of opamthuL
Aulomagc Sled on U61ify raflure.7 day exerciser.
Start wimsladercohl ul• uniislzys on. I! ull0ly falls, Water to load takes place.
Slops dniLAbwer is removed: Control and chargersliti opemle.
Standard
Siandeid
Standard (grogrammahld by deafer mtly)
Frdm140-171 V/190-216V
Standard
50 Events Each
Cyclic cranking. 16see no, 7 real (90 sec maximum duration).
Sladera*ol re engageun015 See afldi en91, he, slOppbd.
Standard
Smndard
Standard
Slbodaid
Sla dartl
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
standard
Standard
Standard
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16/20/22 kW switch options
U Re lied CiFeurlS SY,u ays§ „ Dagut ps
O 16 space, 24 circuit, breakers not included.
O Electrically operated, mechanically -held contacts for fast, positive
ionnectfons
O Rated forall classes of load,100% equipment rated, both Inductive and
resistive.
_ .2-pole, 250.VAC.contactbrs.
O 30 millisecond transfertime.
O Dual coil design.
O Rated for both copperand aluminum conductors.
O Maln conlacisram silver pWild or silver alloy 6 reslidwelding and sticking.
O NEMA/UL 3!{aluminum outdoor enclosure allows for indoor or outdoor
mounting flembility.
• Multi listed for use with 10 standard, tandem, GFCI and AFCI breakers from
Siemens, Murray, Salon and Square D for the mostllezible.and cost effective
install,
Qlmensions
Height Widfh Depth
Hf H2 Vd1 W2
bin 2E.75 •3G1 10.5 13's 6.91
non 679.4 764.3 2fifi.7 343,0 175,4
W1reRanges
Conductor Lug Neutral Lug Ground Lug
1/0'014 710-#14 210-0-14
Befulce Hallso smaki 3VOCY1 Feaguiras
O Includes Digital Power Management Technology standard (DPM).
O Intelligently manages up to four air conditioner loads with no additional
hardware.
O UP 10 four more large (240 VAC) loads can be managed when used in
conjunction with Smad Management Modules (SMMs).
0 Elochibally operated, mechanically -held contacts for fail, clean connections.
o Rated for all classes of load,169% equipment rated, both Inductive and resis-
tive.
E) 2-pole, 250 VAC conlaclors.
O Service equ(pmenlmletl, dual coil design.
O Rated for bold aiuudnum end copper conductors.
o Main contacts are.sflverpfatedorsilver alloy toresist welding and Eliciting.
o NEMANL OR aluminum outdoor enclosure allows for indoor or outdoor mount-
'ing flexibility.
Dimensions
Model
, Gaala36-i (161tW)
140. of Poles
2
Current Rating (Amps)
100
Vnn39enaV%00 (VAC)
120/240.10
Utility Voltage Monitor (Fixed)'
-Hck-up
Bg%
Dmpml
65%
Relurn)o lkileyr
approx. l5sec
Encelses fil ^vcaldy fors mioules-
Standard
UL❑sled
Standard
Total CIrclWsAvailable
24
Tandem Btuw,top abilllikes;
9landems
Circuit Breaker Prole cled
'Avallable RMS Symmetrical
10.000
Fikll Current @ 250 Volts
*Function of Evolution Controller
Exercise can he settle weekly or mordhiy
fi5odel
G007e37-1 (16 kM/0007039.1 (20 kag/
0907043-2 (22 kw)
No. of PoNs
p
Currenl Nagni; blips)
200
Voltage Rating (VAC)
1201240, 10
ugllly vollalleMonflor (Fixed),
-Pick-up
e0%
-Dropout
65%
Refpm_la glifily'
appmx 13 sec
Exercises bi-lvaekly for 5 minutes'
Standard
UL Dsled
standard
EnclasureType
NEMWL 3R
. CirCullke4e(Prolecled
22,000
Lug Range
250 MGM- §6
"Function of Evolution Controller
Exercise can be set to weekly or monthly
Verify Wi-Fi Range
See WI-Ff manual shipped with the unit IT planning to use
the WI-Ff feature.
`ITialnSPOiltetlen Recolr mendatlons
Use a suitable cart or equipment to carry generator,
including wooden pallet, to installation site. place
cardboard between cart and generator to prevent any
damage or scratches to generatoc
Do not Gff, carry, or move generator by grasping the
louvers. Doing sn may. bend or damage the sheet
MAW.
Feash AIr for Ventilaltion and C®®Bang
Install unit where air inlet and outlet openings will no'i
become obstructed by leaves, grass, snow, etc. If
prevailing winds Will cause blowing or drifting, consider
using a windbreak at a safe distance to profebt the unit.
Watkeil' "11119Piess Avoidance
Seieat•a location on high ground where water lev-
els will not rise and flood the-g-eneraton This unit
should not operate In, or be subjected to, standing
wafer.
Install unit where rain gutter downspouts, roof run-
off; landscape irrigation, water sprinklers, or sump
Pump discharge does not flood unit or spray enclo-
sure, including any air inlet or outlet openings.
Excess moisture can cause excess corrosion and
decrease life expectancy of the unit.
Proximity to utilities
o Contact local utility providers and verify proposed
site selection meets an required utility placement
requirehidnfs .before installation. This could affect
warranty coverage.
Remember, laws and or codes may regulate dis-'
tance and location of unft to specific utilities.
It is'recommgn.ded to pick d location where the
generator is as dose as possible to the transfer Placement On f�®®1��� °�fl�lsf®FrH39ff9 andswitch and the fuel supply, while verffyfng the site ®doer Supporting St . CStdNe�
location conforms- to. the rest of Elie site selection
section. Where required. to place generator on a roof, platform,
deck, or other supporting structure, gendta'tot must be
placed in accordance with the requirements in NFp 37,
Section 4.1.3. Generator can be located 18 in (457 mm)
from structures having combustible walls and 5 ft (1.52
m) from any operable' opening in the structure. Surface
beneath the 'generator and beyond must be
noncombustible to a minimum distance of 12 in (30.5
cm). Contact local Building Inspection Department or fire
department to determine which noncombustible materials
are approved for installation.
Site SeleCtiOn and Pmsin,.Vin
�u to bge INN unfing Surface
Ice
See Figure 3-4. Prepare a rectangular area
approximately 5 in (127 mm) deep (A) and approximately
3 in (76.2 mm) -longer and wider (B) than the generator
on all sides.
o ss
Figure SA compacted Gravel or concrete i-ad
Select base type as desired or as required by local laws
or codes. The generator is typically placed on pea gravel,
crushed stone, or a concrete pad. Follow all applicable
codes if a concrete pad is required.
Verify surface' where generator will • be mounted is
compacted, leveled, and will not erode over time.
Generator must be levej within 0.5 in (13 mm) all around.
16/20/-22 W
Model ¥ Product
Description
The Wi-Fl enabled LP fuel level monitor provides constant monitoring of the connected LP fuel tank. Mon-
G007005.0 Wi-FI LP Fuel Level Monitor
Ifo-Ing the LP tank's fuel level is an Important step in making sure your generator is ready to run doting an
unexpected powerfallure. Status alerts are available through a'free application to notify when your LPtank
is in need of a refill.
G005819-0 26R Wet Cell Battery
Every standby generator requires a battery to start the system. Generacoffers the recommended 26Awet
-cell battery for use with all air-cobled standbypraduct (excluding PowerPact®).
G097101-0 Battery Pad Warmer
The pad warmerrests undertlei battery. Recommerededfor use If the temp aratere regularlyfalls below
. 0 IF (-10 ^C). (Not necessary for use with AGM -style batteries).
G0071D2-0 Oil Warmer
Oil warmer slips directlyoVerthe oil Tiller. Recommended for use if the temperature regularly falls below 0^F
(18 -C).
60071113-1 Breather Warmer
The.bfeatherwarmer is for use in extreme cold weather applications. For use with Evolution controllers
only Ih 68mates where heavy Icing occurs.
G005621-0 Auxiliary Transfer Switch
The-auedflafy transfer switch contact kit allows the transfer svqtoh to look out a single largeelaq1trical load
Cdfdacl lot
you may notneed. Not compatible with 50 amp pre -wired switches.
Fascia Base Wrap Kit
Gg07g27-0-Bisque
The.lascla base wrap snaps togetheraround the bottom of the new air coaled generators. This offers a
(Standard on 22 kW)
9168K colbured appearance as well as offering protection from rodents and Insects by covering the rifling
hi IOggted In the base.
It the generator enclosure Is scratched or damaged, it Is Important to touch up the paint to protect from
6095703-0 - Bisque Paint Kit
future cormsi6n. The paint kit Includes the necessary paint to properly maintain or touch up a generator
enclosure.
G006485-0 Scheduled Maintenance F)
Genemc's scheduled maintenance kits provide all the hardware necessary to perform completer routine
maintenance on aGeneraoautomatic standby generatdr. ,
G006873-D Smart Management Module
Smart Management Modules are used In conjunction with the Automatic Transfer Switch to Increase its
(50 Amps)
powermanagement capabilities. It provides additional powermanagemeniflesibilily not found In any other
power management system. _
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Model I UPC
G007036-1 I 6964710.74154
G007037-1 696471074178
G007039-1 696471074192
G007042-2
696471074208
G007043-2
1 696471074215
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Generac Power Systems, Inc. - S45 W29290 HWY. 59, Waukesha, WI 53189 - generac,com
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Generac's Smad Power Management Systetd is designed to optimize the performance of a standby generator. The system can consist of up to B Individual
Smart Management Modules (SMM), Unlike other load management systems 'that depend on another control device, the SMM modules are aclually self -aware
and operate- autonomously.
Frequency is the true measure of generator engine perfdrmance'and does not need to (attar in Increased ambient temperatures, elevation changes or generator fuel
lyge. The modules monitor the frequency (liz) of (he power being produced by 0enerac's standby geneiatars. If frequency fails below a certain threshold, the
module will automatically follow a power management alifadthm to reduce the chance of a generator overload condition.
The modules can he set to a load pdorily behveen 1-8, or be set In a lock -out only mode for loads that Just.sImply do not need to run in ad outage. This'reduces
the minimum size of the generator for a more cost-effeclive solulfon.
SMM SHWICATI®CIS _�
........_
..................................I........... ............240 VAC (from Line input)
Contactor Coil Voltage .........................................
...... ................
—....... ..................................:.............................................- ............. 220/240 VAC
'
CoiiUAlnrgsh........................_...... ..............................
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...... _:....... ,::,:.......................... 240 VAC
CoilVA Sealed ......................
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ResistiveAmps.........................................................................I
RL Inductive Amps
.......................__...........,...,.................................................................. _............ ..................... 2
....... ,
......... ......... :.._.............
........................................
Looked Rotor Amps .......................
NEW
...................................,.............:....................................:............. . ....................... ......40
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Frequency Selectabilliy....._.............
......................................:....UL 50
:...........................................................................................................................
50 Hz/ 50 Hz
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3maM Management Modules (8MM) Dimensions and UPC
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Model
G00MM
HelghF(in/fam)
lit-
6.171156.8
H2
'236160
Width(in/mm)
.197
7.06/179.4
W2
4,72/1'20
OepN (in/mm)
3.7194
Weight(lb/kg)
196./9.94.
Shipping weigh,(1114)
2.44/1.11
UPC Code
69647160002
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SMM Controls (located behind the module covey)
I LED OH= LOAD 60➢NEGTm
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Site Selection and Preparaf[on
Section 3e Site Selection and Preparation
Me Selection
Site selection Is critioal for safe generator operation. It is
important to discuss these factors with the installer when
selecting a site for generator installation.
• Carbon mdnoxide
a Fire prevention
.0 Fresh air for ventilation and cooling
o Water ingress prevention
Proximity to utilities
Suitable mounting surface
The follomdrig pages describe each of these [factors in
derail.
NOTE: The term "structure" is used throughout this seo-
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flan to describe the home or building where generator is
being installed. Illustrations depict a tyli'ical residential
home. However, instructions and recommendations pre-
sented in this section apply to all structures regardless of
fype.
See Figure 3-P. CO detectors- 0%) must be used to
monitor for CO and to wam individuals about the
presence of CO.. GO detectors should be installed and
tested in accordance with the CO detector
manufacturer's instructions and warnings. Contact [oval
building inspection department for any applicable
requirements cogceming CO detectors.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Common smoke alarms do NOT
defect CO gas. Do. not rely on smoke alarms to
protect residents or animals from CO. The poly way
to detect CO is to have functioning CO alarms.
Asphyxiation. Running engines produce
carbon inonbXide, a colorless, odorless,
poisonous gas. Carbon_ monoxide, if not
avoided, will result in death or serious Infury.
(000103)
IMPORTANT NOTE: Move to fresh alv.immmdiately
and seek medical attention if you feel sick, dizzyy, or
weak while the generator is remning or afeer It stopEk.
Generator exhaust contains carbon monoxide (CO) --a
poisonous, potentially lethal gas.fhat cannot be seen or
'smelled. The generator must be installed in a well
ventilated area away from windows, doors, and
openings. The selected location should not allow exhaust
gases to be drawn into structures where people or
animals may be present.
Carbon MonoA de Detectors
Site .Sel$CtIOp and Prepafation
Potential CO Entry points
See Figure 3-1. Generator exhaust can enter a structure
through large openings, sugh as windows and doors,
However, exhaust 'and 00 can also seep into the
structure through smalleF, less obvious openings.
(protect the StrriRcture
Verify structure itself is correctly caulked and sealed to
prevent air from leaking In or out. Voids; ' cracks, or
openings around windows; doors, soffits, pipes, and
vents can allow exhaust gas to be drawn into the
structure.
Some examples of potential entry points are described
and included -in, but not .limited to, the accompanying
table.
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Figure 3-1. Carbon Mono;dde—Potential ,Entry Poinfs
lD Entry Point Description I Commehts
A Windows and doors Architectural details which can be (or are) opened to admitfresh air into the structure. i
13 Garage door CO can leak into garage.If door is open, or does not seal correctly when closed.
C Attic vent Attic vents, ridge vents, crawl space vents, and soffit vents can all admit generator exhaust
D - Basement windows Windows or hatches allowing ventilation to or from lower level of a structure.
E Furnace intake I . Air intake and exhaust pipes for furnace.
exhaust var t
F Wall cracks includes (but not llmited to) cracks In wall, foundation, mort8 , or airgaps around doors,
t4ndows, andpipes. See Pro€ectthe Structure.
G Dryer vent Ekhaustdudtfor clothes dryer.
H AHowrestnctlons Stnlctural comers and locations with heavy vegetation restrict airrcw Exhaustgases can collect
in such areas. t
- Ift9PPIMBIT NOTE. Bechanical and -gravity outdoor air intake openings for HVAC supp►y i
J Make up alrsystem au systems shall be'located not le s than 9g, feet (3o48mmj h4iiicnially from the
. ' generator enclosure. See section 4Ol in the iCC Mechanical Cade forany additional
reiluiremants.
Fire Prevention
The generator must be installed at a safe distance away
from conibustibie materials. Engine, alternator, and
Pxhaust system components become very hot during.
nPeration. Fire risk Increases if. unlf is not correctly
ventilated, is not con ectly maintained, operates too close
to combustible' materials, or if fuel leaks exist. Also,
accumulations of flammable debris within or outside the
generator eltclosure may ignite.
Site Selection and Preparation
DistanCG RequiFgMG;giS
See Figlne3 2. Minimum clearances must be
maintainedd around the generator enotosure. These
clearances are primarily for fire .prevention, but also to
ensure sumcient room for removing front and end panels
Jot maintenbrIbe purposes.
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A Front and end Minimum clearance from the front and ends of generator must be 3 ft (0.91 m). This includes
clearance shrubs, bushes, and frees,
B Rear clearance Fuel and electrical connections are made here, 18 in (457 mm) minimum clearance per NFPA
tes ing;labeling, and listing, unless state or local codes dictate otherwise.
C Windows; vents, No operable windows, doors, vents, window wells, or openings In the v✓all are permitted near any
and openings. point of the generator. See Pofe77af CO ErrfiyPoints for more information.
D Edsting wall The generator should not be placed closer. than 18 in (457 mmyrrDm existing walls.
e barrier
E Removable fence ed as aAual surround
Removable l fence panels for servid g cannot be placed lesslthan 3 ft (0.91 m) in front of the
generator.-
F Overhead clearance 5 it (1.52'm) mitimt. distance from any structure, overhang, or projections from wall.
DO NOT thitall under wooden decks or structures.
Maintenance and Maneuvednd,spac6 around generatbr {drperTo(•rhing routine maintenance tasks sbch es battery
servicing replacement and engine service. Do not attempt to conceal generator with shrubs, bushes, or
Plants.
Site S'eleotion and Preparation
Fire Codes, Standards; and Guldelinei
Generator installation must comply.'strictty with ]CC
IFGC, NFPA 37, NFPA 54, NFPA 58, end NFPA 70
standards. These standards prescribe the minimum safe
clearances around and above the generatorenclosure.
NFPA 37
NFPA 37 Is the The National Fire Protection
Associatlon's standard for the installation and use of
stationary combustion engines. Its requirements limit the
spacing of an enclosed generator set from a structure or
wall, and require generator to be located where it is
readily accessible for maintenance, repair, and •first
responders.
AMA 37, Section 4.1.4, Engines Located Outdoors:
Engines, and their weatherproof housings. if provided,
Installed outdoors shall be located at least 5 ft (1.52 m)
ftom openings in walls and at feast 5 ff (1.52 m) from
structures having combustible walls, A minimum
separafion shall not be required where the following
conditions exist
1. The adjacent wall of the structure has a fire resis-
tance rating of at least one hour.
2. The, weatherproof enclosure is constructed of. non-
combustible maferials and it has been demon-
stf'ated that afire within the enclosure will not ignite
combustible matedals.outsidethe enclosure, .
AimexeA—Expldnatary Matddel
AMA (2) Means of demonstrating compliance are by
means of full scale fire test or by calculation procedures.
Because of the limited spaces frequently available for
installation, it has become apparent that exception (2)
'would be beneficial for many residential and commercial
installations. The manufacturer contracted with an
independenf testing laboratory to run full scale Piro tests,
NOTE: The Southwest Research Institute (SwR) is a
nationally recognized thud early testing and 'listing
agency, SWRI testing approves 18 in (457 mm) installa-
tion minimum from the rear panel'of the generator to an
adjacent structure for fire protection.
The sritejfa was to determine the worst casefire. scenario
Within fh_e'generator and to determine the ignitablilty of
Items outside the engine enclosure at various distances.
The enclosure is constructed of non-combustible
materials, and the results anti conclusions from the
independent testing lab indicated that any fire within the
generator enclosure would not pose any Ignition risk to
•Nearby combustibles or strudtures, with or without fire
'service personnel response.
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Based on this testing and the requirements of NFPA 37,
Sec 4.1.4, the guidelines for installation of the generators
listed above are changed to 18 in (457 mm) from the
backside of the generator to a stationarywall or building
For adequate maintenance and airflow Clearance, the
area above the generator should be at least 5 ft (1.52 m)
with a.minimum of 3 ft (0.91 m) at the front and ends of
the enclosure. This includes frees, shrubs, and bushes.
Vegetation not in pompiiance with these clearance
parametets could obstruct air flow. In addition, exhaust
fumes from the generator could inhibit plant growth. See
Figure 3-2 and the accompanying descriptions.
Generator itilaintenance
Regular maintenance is
emissions and reducing
failure. For example: '
crucial for minimizing exhaust
the risk of fire or equipinerd
A'dirly air filter or low engine oil level may cause
engine to overheat
Incorrect spark plug gaps may cause engine back
firing and incomplete combustion.
WPORTAHT NOTE: See Maintenance section of
generator owner's manual to view a tgble of
,scheduled maintenance tasks and procedures.
Perform all maintenance tasks as directed.