24kW Guardian Series Home Generator - 7210

09 Sep.,2024

 

24kW Guardian Series Home Generator -

Generac&#;s 24kW is a big deal in a small package. Generac&#;s commitment to continuous improvement, innovation and technology is giving us the ability to bring more power to you. With Generac&#;s 24kW you can save up to $8,000 in product and installation costs, when compared to competitive output products, while powering what is most important for your home or small business.  The 24kW Guardian unit packs the most power into a small package, taking up to 70% less space when compared to similar output products.

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Save up to $8,000 in product & installation costs*
*When compared to competitive output products

Takes up to 70% less space*
*When compared to competitive output products

5 Year Limited Warranty for automatic standby generators.

True Power&#; Technology delivers best-in-class power quality with less than 5 percent total harmonic distortion for clean, smooth operation of sensitive electronics and appliances

Generac generators and engines are Engineered and Built in the USA*
*Assembled in the USA using domestic and foreign parts

Generac's G-Force Engine is a purpose-built, pressure-lubricated engine capable of handling the rigors of generator use, resulting in power that&#;s more reliable and requires less routine maintenance than any competitive engine. 

Mobile Link&#; Remote Monitoring FREE with every Guardian Series Home standby generator allows you to monitor the status of your generator from anywhere in the world using a smartphone, tablet, or PC. Easily access information, such as the current operating status and maintenance alerts. Learn more about Mobile Link

24/7&#;365 Customer Support Team standing by all day, every day from our headquarters in Wisconsin to answer any questions you might have.

Quiet-Test&#; Self-Test Mode runs at a lower RPM for a five or twelve minute test, making generators significantly quieter than other brands while consuming less fuel.

Tough, Durable All-Aluminum Enclosures: Our RhinoCoat&#; powder-coated finish helps make corrosion-resistant aluminum perfect for all weather conditions.

Smart, User-Friendly Controls.  Generac&#;s Evolution&#; Controller features a multilingual LCD display that allows users to monitor battery status and track maintenance intervals to ensure your generator is always in top operating condition.

Whole House Generator Buyer's Guide - How to Pick the ...

Whole House Generator Buyer's Guide

How to Pick the Perfect Whole House Generator

A whole-house generator is the ultimate safety net in a power outage. Unlike a portable or even a basic home standby generator, a whole-house generator can back up not only your essentials but even some nonessentials, making it feel like an outage never happened.

Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about whole-house generators, their features and capabilities, and how to pick and size them.

 

 

Difference Between Home and Whole House Generators

One of the biggest questions we receive is, "What's the difference between a home standby and a whole house generator?"

 


Whole-House Generator Benefits:

  • Higher quality automotive-style engine (instead of lawn-mower style on a home standby)
  • Liquid-cooled (on larger models) Instead of air-cooled to handle extended outage times
  • Reduced noise (lower RPMs)
  • Longer maintenance intervals
  • Load Management & A/C Shedding Options
  • Back up entire home (instead of only backing up essential circuits)
  • Fuel-Efficient  

Standard home standbys are capable of powering smaller homes with a kilowatt (kW) range from 9kW to 20kW. They have smaller, air-cooled engines that provide short-term power to mission-critical items like an air conditioner, sump pump, and refrigerator in addition to some lighting, but aren't well-suited for powering everything at once, backing up larger homes, or running for extended periods of time.

Whole-house generators, on the other hand, range in capacity anywhere from 22 to 48kW. The added power brings you peace of mind, knowing you won't have to sacrifice or make difficult choices like choosing whether to run a single air conditioner or a large commercial-style refrigerator. Instead, your house will be close to fully functional, as if nothing happened at all.

Whole-house generators offer many benefits over the typical standby generator. They feature larger, more powerful engines that are liquid-cooled for longer run times without maintenance, sophisticated programming for better load management, and provide better fuel options like natural gas, liquid propane, and diesel.

3 Steps to Pick the Perfect Whole-House Generator

Step 1: Choose a Fuel Source

In many coastal and remote parts of the country, finding an abundant fuel source necessary for power generation can be problematic.

In fact, an essential step in selecting the best standby for your home is identifying the fuel type. Unlike small home standbys that can only use natural gas (NG) or liquid propane (LP), whole-house generators also come with a diesel option, which makes generator power more accessible.

Both LP and diesel fuels will require tanks large enough to run the generator correctly. Similarly, the natural gas meter and gas lines will need to be the correct size. Before installation, your contractor will verify this with you, but you can find this information in the installation manual on our product pages.

Step 2: Pick the Right Size

Proper sizing of your generator is crucial to the success of any installation and requires a good working knowledge of electricity, as well as the load requirements of your home's electrical appliances.

When analyzing electrical loads, look at the manufacturer&#;s data plate on each major appliance or piece of equipment to determine its starting amperage.

Next, use the following formula to help determine the total starting wattage of all of your appliances: (Starting Amps x Volts = Watts). To get kilowatts, divide the number of watts by 1,000.

When choosing the generator output, select a rating that is approximately 20 to 25% higher than the peak load (for example, if the total expected wattage is about 22 kilowatts, choose a 27 kW generator).

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A higher-rated generator will operate comfortably at approximately 80% of its full capacity and will provide a margin of flexibility if the load increases in the future.

The most significant wattage draw will come from central air conditioning units. To determine an air conditioner's size in "tons,", just divide the number of BTUs by 12,000 (Tons = BTUs/12,000). For example, a single 5 Ton Unit is equal to 60,000 BTUs.

 

 

Whole-House Size Options
All standby generators are rated by kilowatt (kW) (1 kW = 1,000 watts), which measures the capacity or total load that the generator can handle.


For homeowners wanting the ultimate entry-level whole-house standby, a 22kW is a perfect choice to reap all of the benefits of a whole-house generator over a regular home standby.

A generator in the 27-36kW range is perfect for most homes since it replaces 75% of the 200 amps coming into your electrical panel. Since these generators are equipped with advanced load-managing hardware, like A/C shedding, you will hardly notice that the air conditioners kick on at different times, so they don't overload the system.

If you want to back up the entire house as if a blackout never occurred, a 48kW generator is capable of producing a whopping 220 amps of electricity at 240 volts, which is nearly the same amount of power coming from the utility.

Step 3: Pick a Transfer Switch

Just like a light bulb needs a switch to turn on, your generator needs one too. An automatic transfer switch (ATS) allows your standby to spring into action the moment a power failure is detected. 

It does this by continuously sensing utility power, and after an outage is detected, it simultaneously starts the engine and disconnects electricity coming from the line before energizing your home's panel through generator power.

Getting the right switch is just as crucial as getting the right generator, as they work together to restore lost power. To know which will work for you, you'll need to know the amperage of your electrical service panel. You can check this by locating the main breaker in your electrical panel (usually the big pull-out at the top).

Typically, the average-sized home has a 200-amp main breaker, so the maximum amount of electricity it can consume is 200 amps. It's essential to get the same amperage switch as your home's panel. If you have 200-amp service, you'll need a 200-amp transfer switch. 

 

 

 

Protected

Now that you know how to pick the perfect whole-house standby generator, you can be confident that your home will be protected against power outages of every kind. You no longer have to feel vulnerable during the next blackout; instead, you'll become the superhero who saves the day!

If you need help, please contact us at 800-800-. We now also offer professional standby generator installation in select U.S. markets, taking the burden of finding a qualified installer off your shoulders and guaranteeing a job well done.

 

 

 

 

 

By Jared G.


Generator Expert

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