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What size Standby generator do I need to run electric items in my house during a power outage?

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What size Standby generator do I need to run electric items in my house during a power outage?

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I have Briggs & Stratton 40346 20000-Watt Home Generator. It is capable of supplying 20,000 watts which are managed through a 200 amp automatic transfer switch – this is enough power to power up to two air conditioners among other devices. Ideal for large homes. Look the http://jonsguide.org/best-whole-house-generators/ it is “Top 10 Whole House Generators Reviews” this information will help you.

 

 

 

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Most average homes of 1200 to 3000 sq. ft. can run critical items in the home by using a 5000 – 7000 watt generator. The most common items that need emergency power during a blackout would be the furnace blower motor, refrigerator, freezer, lights, TV, sump pump, and water pumps. Larger Home Generator Systems in the 10kW – 12kW range will quietly supplies as much as 15,000 watts of starting power to your home automatically, giving your family the power, freedom & comfort of their usual lifestyle, uninterrupted by power failure.

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