Diesel Generators

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The safest way to connect a generator to your home involves a transfer switch with an interlock mechanism to prevent backfeeding into your main panel. Backfeeding could potentially cause a line worker series injury or even death. So don’t do it! When it comes to wiring up a generator don’t cut corners….do it the right way by hiring a professional to wire up a transfer switch that’s compatible with your generator. I use a Briggs and Stratton standby generator that uses a GFCI outlet which requires a transfer switch that isolates the neutral between the generator and the main supply panel.

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20 & 40 kVA Diesel Standby Generator from Aurora Generators Inc. See it on www.EmergencyPower.com

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Advanced Diesel Engineering’s 2500kVA containerised diesel generator. For more information on this and other products, please visit www.adeltd.co.uk
A mins QSK60 engine is shown inside a modified 40′ (12,192m) shipping container.
This video was made during the construction process to offer the overseas client a better understanding of the product before it was delivered to site.

Modeled and rendered in DSS Solidworks by Dan Willows, 2008.
Copyright Advanced Diesel Engineering Ltd 2008.

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