Standby Generator 12_5kWrev1_lowres
12.5kw STANDBY GENERATOR • 12.5kw standby generator set • Compliant to type 'B'^ • Automatic Transfer Switch Transfer panel included
BRIGGS & STRATTON OFFERS AUTOMATIC HOME GENERATORS that provide permanent backup protection from power outages . It delivers backup electricity for air conditioners, appliances, lights, TVs or computers and give your customers peace of mind.
WHY CHOOSE BRIGGS & STRATTON? • Providing reliable engine power for over 100 years • Trusted by professionals worldwide • A leading designer and manufacturer of Standby Generator Systems Trust the proven power experts at Briggs & Stratton for complete peace of mind.
STANDBY GENERATORS:
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY. When purchasing a Briggs & Stratton® Standby Generator, there are several important things your customers need to consider to ensure the right fit for their needs.
ABOUT THEIR HOME: DOES YOUR CUSTOMERS HOME USE NATURAL GAS (NG) OR LIQUID PROPANE (LPG)? Briggs & Stratton® Standby Generators provide automatic backup power in a power outage, and are permanently installed either to a natural gas line, LPG or a liquid propane fuel source.
WHAT IS THE SIZE, IN AMPS, OF THEIR ELECTRICAL SERVICE? In order for a Standby Generator to operate properly, it will need to be connected to the appropriate Automatic Transfer Switch. Automatic Transfer Switches are sized by amperage demands of a home’s electrical service.
UNDERSTANDING THEIR POWER NEEDS: The size of the generator isn’t determined solely on the square footage of their home. What’s most important is determining what your customer wants powered in their home home event of a power outage.
MANAGED WHOLE HOUSE POWER Power essential items, but also access additional high wattage appliances when the Briggs & Stratton 12.5kW* is paired with Automatic Transfer Switches.
AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHES BY BRIGGS & STRATTON
The patented transfer switches allow you to manage the high power demands of central air conditioning in addition to essential items while protecting against AC overload. Transfer switches are only available with Briggs & Stratton® Standby Generators.
WHAT’S A TRANSFER SWITCH?
Usually installed outside or right next to your meter box, a transfer switch is the brain behind your generator system. Its job is to sense when your power is out, automatically “switch” on your generator and manage backup power to your home.
MANAGED WHOLE HOUSE POWER What is Managed Power? Our Managed Whole House Power system powers your customers household appliances plus up to two air conditioners with our optional Load Control Center.
12.5kW* STANDBY GENERATORS Perfect for smaller to medium-sized homes, our 12.5kW* units allow your customers to meet the power needs of their whole house, with a smaller, more affordable unit. Premium Briggs & Stratton® engines provide the reliable power need to get through a power outage.
The 12.5kW* Standby Generator
Meets the power needs of your whole house
Rear of unit - Fuel source in, reliable backup power out.
Permanantly installed to natural gas, LPG or a liquid propane Fuel source.
SETTING UP INSTALLATION: The Standby Generator system, will need to be professionally installed by a qualified electrician and a gas plumber. Your customers will need to: 1. Coordinate with a qualified electrician for installation of the Standby Generator and Automatic Transfer Switch. 2. For connection to a natural gas line, coordinate with a qualified gas installation company or plumber for proper gas line installation. Keep in mind that for optimal generator performance, the gas meter and pipe needs to be properly sized to supply the required gas pressure. If the Standby Generator will be connected to a propane fuel source, contact your propane gas company.
3. Standby Generators must be installed to local code requirements and the installation instructions. Your local qualified electrician and gas plumber can coordinate with authorities for any inspections or permits that may be required.
For additional information on Briggs & Stratton® Home Generator Systems, call 1800 356 632 (Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PM EST) Not for Prime Power or use where standby systems are legally required, for serious life safety or health hazards, or where lack of power hampers rescue of fire-fighting operations.* Rated in accordance with UL (Underwriters Laboratories) 2200 (stationary engine generator assemblies) and CSA (Canadian Standards Association) standard C22.2 No.100-04 (motors and generators) by UL (Underwriters Laboratories). † Warranty details available at briggsandstratton.com. ^ installation requires qualified gas fitter and site inspection
BRIGGS & STRATTON AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PO BOX 84, MOOREBANK, NSW, 1875 P: 1800 356 632
COPYRIGHT ©2013, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
BRIGGS & STRATTON OFFERS AUTOMATIC HOME GENERATORS that provide permanent backup protection from power outages . It delivers backup electricity for air conditioners, appliances, lights, TVs or computers and give your customers peace of mind.
WHY CHOOSE BRIGGS & STRATTON? • Providing reliable engine power for over 100 years • Trusted by professionals worldwide • A leading designer and manufacturer of Standby Generator Systems Trust the proven power experts at Briggs & Stratton for complete peace of mind.
STANDBY GENERATORS:
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY. When purchasing a Briggs & Stratton® Standby Generator, there are several important things your customers need to consider to ensure the right fit for their needs.
ABOUT THEIR HOME: DOES YOUR CUSTOMERS HOME USE NATURAL GAS (NG) OR LIQUID PROPANE (LPG)? Briggs & Stratton® Standby Generators provide automatic backup power in a power outage, and are permanently installed either to a natural gas line, LPG or a liquid propane fuel source.
WHAT IS THE SIZE, IN AMPS, OF THEIR ELECTRICAL SERVICE? In order for a Standby Generator to operate properly, it will need to be connected to the appropriate Automatic Transfer Switch. Automatic Transfer Switches are sized by amperage demands of a home’s electrical service.
UNDERSTANDING THEIR POWER NEEDS: The size of the generator isn’t determined solely on the square footage of their home. What’s most important is determining what your customer wants powered in their home home event of a power outage.
MANAGED WHOLE HOUSE POWER Power essential items, but also access additional high wattage appliances when the Briggs & Stratton 12.5kW* is paired with Automatic Transfer Switches.
AUTOMATIC TRANSFER SWITCHES BY BRIGGS & STRATTON
The patented transfer switches allow you to manage the high power demands of central air conditioning in addition to essential items while protecting against AC overload. Transfer switches are only available with Briggs & Stratton® Standby Generators.
WHAT’S A TRANSFER SWITCH?
Usually installed outside or right next to your meter box, a transfer switch is the brain behind your generator system. Its job is to sense when your power is out, automatically “switch” on your generator and manage backup power to your home.
MANAGED WHOLE HOUSE POWER What is Managed Power? Our Managed Whole House Power system powers your customers household appliances plus up to two air conditioners with our optional Load Control Center.
12.5kW* STANDBY GENERATORS Perfect for smaller to medium-sized homes, our 12.5kW* units allow your customers to meet the power needs of their whole house, with a smaller, more affordable unit. Premium Briggs & Stratton® engines provide the reliable power need to get through a power outage.
The 12.5kW* Standby Generator
Meets the power needs of your whole house
Rear of unit - Fuel source in, reliable backup power out.
Permanantly installed to natural gas, LPG or a liquid propane Fuel source.
SETTING UP INSTALLATION: The Standby Generator system, will need to be professionally installed by a qualified electrician and a gas plumber. Your customers will need to: 1. Coordinate with a qualified electrician for installation of the Standby Generator and Automatic Transfer Switch. 2. For connection to a natural gas line, coordinate with a qualified gas installation company or plumber for proper gas line installation. Keep in mind that for optimal generator performance, the gas meter and pipe needs to be properly sized to supply the required gas pressure. If the Standby Generator will be connected to a propane fuel source, contact your propane gas company.
3. Standby Generators must be installed to local code requirements and the installation instructions. Your local qualified electrician and gas plumber can coordinate with authorities for any inspections or permits that may be required.
For additional information on Briggs & Stratton® Home Generator Systems, call 1800 356 632 (Monday - Friday 8 AM - 5 PM EST) Not for Prime Power or use where standby systems are legally required, for serious life safety or health hazards, or where lack of power hampers rescue of fire-fighting operations.* Rated in accordance with UL (Underwriters Laboratories) 2200 (stationary engine generator assemblies) and CSA (Canadian Standards Association) standard C22.2 No.100-04 (motors and generators) by UL (Underwriters Laboratories). † Warranty details available at briggsandstratton.com. ^ installation requires qualified gas fitter and site inspection
BRIGGS & STRATTON AUSTRALIA PTY LTD PO BOX 84, MOOREBANK, NSW, 1875 P: 1800 356 632
COPYRIGHT ©2013, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
