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- Quiet, powerful, liquid-cooled
engine fueled by natural gas or LP.
- A standard weather protective
enclosure protects generator from harmful weather and also
effectively reduces exterior noise levels. Includes key locks
for security.
- Built-in charger maintains
battery at optimum performance level.
- Automatic safety shutdowns
protect engine and generator in event of low oil level or
pressure, high temperature, low coolant level, overspeed
and/or overcrank.
- Automatic seven-day exerciser
runs the system for fifteen minutes each week to maintain to
running condition.
- Not included - 200-amp remote-mounted
automatic transfer switch with service disconnect for fast and
efficient unattended transfer to generator when utility source
fails. Housed in a NEMA 3R outdoor rated enclosure.
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Model |
5221 |
Rated
Power (kW)* |
LP
40 / NG 37 |
60
Hz Phase |
Single |
Voltage |
120/240V |
Amps
@ 120/240V, Single Phase 60Hz |
LP
333.3 / 166.6
NG 308.3 / 154.2 |
Engine
/ Alternator RPM |
1800 |
Engine |
3.9L
V6 |
Fuel |
Natural
gas or LP gas |
UL
2200 Listed |
Yes |
CSA
Listed |
Yes |
Main
Line Circuit Breaker |
200
Amp |
Dimensions
(L" x W" x H") |
76.1
x 33.5 x 42.2 |
Unit
Wt. (lbs.)** |
1400 |
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Natural gas and LP gas rating may decrease depending on
btu content of local gas supply. Proper sizing of
tank/piping is required to ensure full output.
Does not includes Transfer Switch
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Start
/ Stop Control |
Cyclic
cranking: 7 seconds on, 7 seconds rest. 90 seconds
overcrank protection. |
Automatic
Low Oil Shutdown |
Standard |
Overspeed
Shutdown |
Standard,
70 Hz |
Overcrank
Protection |
Standard |
Automatic
Voltage Regulator with Over-Voltage Protection |
Standard |
Engine
Warmup |
15
seconds |
Engine
Cool-Down |
1
minute |
Safety
Fuse |
Standard |
Starter
Lockout |
Starter
cannot re-engage until 5 seconds after engine has
stopped |
2
Amp Timed Trickle Battery Charger |
Standard |
Auto
Switch |
Utility
failure/7 day exercise |
Off
Switch |
Stops
unit. Power is removed. Control and charger still
operate |
Manual
/ Test |
Start
with starter control, unit stays on. If utility
fails, transfer to load takes place |
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