Control Panels

This article provides controller models and part numbers that can be used to identify Wi-Fi, Ethernet, or 4G LTE compatibility.

This article explains how to view firmware information in the Field Pro app and outlines the scenarios for updating firmware depending on the connectivity status of the G3 radio.

Firmware must be updated by a dealer unless the controller supports Wi-Fi updating. Only Evolution 2.0 and Sync 3.0 control panels can be updated via Wi-Fi.

RG series units 60 kW and smaller, or 100 kW and larger use evolution controllers located on the external housing of the generator. QT series units use a Nexus controller located behind a housing panel.

The Power Zone 410 controller is an advanced digital control system used on select Generac standby generators. It manages generator operation, monitors engine and power functions, and provides a structured menu interface for owners, installers, and technicians. This article explains its purpose, features, and capabilities so users can...

Explains the Power Zone 410 controller layout, screen navigation, and full menu map for Generac home standby generators, including the navigation arrows, ESCAPE, and ENTER button functions so you can move between screens and confirm selections with ease. If you are searching for control panel layout, button layout, menu map, or how to use...

This article provides identifiable images of each controller and describes the functionality supported by each model.

This article explains how to view firmware information on a Power Zone 410 controller by navigating to the General Info pages within the Info menu. It also provides an overview of how firmware updates are performed on this controller, noting that updates require dealer-only menu access and must be completed by an authorized Generac...

This article explains the differences between Core Power 7 kW (2007–2013) and PowerPact 7.5 kW (2013–2024) home standby generators, focusing on operating modes and weekly exercise behavior. It clarifies how to select Auto, Manual, and Off using either a rocker switch or dedicated buttons, and how to set the 7-day, 12-minute exercise with...

An asterisk (*) at the top corner of the control panel screen is an easy way for a dealer to identify that a setting has been changed from what it once was from the factory. This can include items such as changing the unit from quiet-test mode to regular speed during exercise, etc.