I worked for the city where I live and you definitely can’t put something that as close to a fire hydrant as you do? It’s definitely not up to code?

Why don't they build these with a sound absorbing enclosre?

How much to upgrade gas meter

Can you Run a generac 24/7 eliminating the City power grid Completely dependent of the generator?

Great video very informative i am in Alabama and we have  we have screwy weather tornados, high winds and bad ass thunderstorms. I am looking into one now.:face-purple-wide-eyes:

Only thing holding me back on one of these, is the noise level. My neighbors are close to me and so is my bedroom.

Very expensive with installation, $ 21,000 way two much

will it run a smart tv

Why worry about the noise?  That's just people hating.. If the neighbors complain, provide them those cheap earplugs and go back inside and get a cold sandwich and a soda.

Those backup generators  you have to run them 30 mins loaded once a month as part of maintaining  them

Very informative video.
I’ve been on the fence about buying one of these but now I just have to figure out which one I want.
Thanks

Damn that same generator is $3,000 more now? That’s crazy.

Very helpful , thank you so much for your video

Thanks we've had a life change where power in our home is medically necessary. We are just exploring types of systems and this one keeps coming up. I wanted to check real life usage on YouTube and your vid helps.

Nice setup sir, very nice.

Great information. I think some of the non-question, stupid comments are a result of how well you covered all of the relevant information. Thanks for the upload, sir.

When commercial power goes down, you'll lose your house WiFi. I'm assuming after generator supplies power and modem/router are all restored and transmitting again, then at that point you'll get a message on your phone that you lost power - I'm assuming.

My question is is how do you know how much generator you need That's my question

Excellent video thank you so much for providing this!

We live in rural area and everyone has a generator. Every Saturday can hear them start at 10AM.