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Industrial Generators

  • How Can I Find a Generac Service Dealer in My Area?

    This article explains how to find and contact a Generac Independent Authorized Service Dealer using the dealer locator, including how to select product categories, service options, and dealer designations. It also covers international dealer lookup, what to do if no nearby dealers appear, how warranty work is handled, and where to find...

  • Where Can I Get a Copy of the User Manual for an Industrial Generator?

    Generac does not provide a public repository of user manuals for industrial products. These manuals are only provided to certified installers and technicians. If your industrial generator requires service, reach out to a certified service technician.

  • Where can I get information about older model generators?

    This article explains how to find documentation and support for older Generac generators, including legacy home standby and portable models manufactured before 2013 with Nexus or pre-Nexus controllers. Customers searching for “older generator manual,” “legacy generator documentation,” or “can’t find generator info” will learn how to...

  • What to know when you purchase a new home with an existing Generac Home Standby Generator

    This article is a guide to new home standby generator owners who inherit an existing unit through a new home purchase. It covers understanding the current condition and key details such as transferring ownership, maintenance, and warranty status. This guide will also help you navigate accessing manuals, understanding maintenance, and...

  • What Is an Alternator?

    An alternator in a generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy by using a magnetic field and conductor to generate an alternating current (AC) output. The rotor, made of copper and steel, is driven by the engine's crankshaft, inducing a voltage in the stationary copper windings of the stator to produce electrical power.

  • What Is a Watt?

    A watt is a unit of measurement for power, which is the rate at which energy is used or produced. It measures how much energy is used or produced per unit of time. For example, if you turn on a 100-watt light bulb, it will use 100 watts of power per second. The higher the wattage, the more power is being used or produced.

  • What Is a Volt?

    A volt is a unit used to measure the electrical force that pushes electrons through a wire or circuit. It's like the pressure that pushes water through a hose. The higher the voltage, the more powerful the electrical force, and the more electricity can flow through the wire or circuit.

  • What Is an Amp?

    An amp is a unit of measurement used to measure the flow of electrical current in a circuit. It is similar to how we measure the flow of water through a pipe, except that amps measure the flow of electricity. An amp measures how many electrons are flowing through a wire or circuit per second, and it is used to determine the amount of...

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