Load Management

Explains that Generac home standby generators do not display real-time electrical load, such as amps or kilowatts, on the controller or in Mobile Link. Covers how an IASD or licensed electrician can measure output using amp clamps and calculations, or install CT clamps for monitored measurement, and why a load audit helps confirm proper...

Learn how to manage large appliance loads on a Generac home standby generator when total demand risks a generator overload. This article explains load shedding options in the automatic transfer switch or with load management devices like the Generac Load Manager (Smart Management Module, SMM), Integrated Smart Air Conditioning Module...

The Generac HVAC Energy Manager is a smart accessory that allows your standby generator to power heating and cooling systems without overloading. It monitors generator capacity, prioritizes HVAC loads, and cycles equipment as needed for safe, efficient operation. This prevents nuisance shutdowns, reduces oversizing costs, and ensures...

The “Load Shed Before Return to Utility” feature briefly pauses selected home appliances when utility power comes back after a generator outage. The generator momentarily lowers frequency to trigger Generac Energy Management devices to enter a load-shed state, helping the home switch back to utility power smoothly. Pauses typically last...