Generac Generator Installation Part 2| Clark, NJ

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• RS

  @rsl6767 · 2 years ago

  Very well done. Great detail and no obnoxious music 👍👍

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• FS

  @FSAUDIOGUY · 3 years ago

  I helped sell quite a few of those Generac Generators many years ago. Never had any complaints from the customers that purchased them. Nice work as always Ron!

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• CO

  @condor5635 · 1 month ago

  Great job.  I honestly feel I could put one of these in myself.  It seems very straightforward.  Permitting/approvals seems like the real nightmare :)

• WA

  @warrenmusselman9173 · 2 years ago

  You're doing good videos Ron. I've done a couple of these over the years and you're spot on. I've got one coming up next Spring. Rural Colorado here.

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• GL

  @GlenMacNeil · 2 years ago

  Great video Ron. Very informative install.

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• RU

  @rupe53 · 3 years ago (edited)

  running late on the comments here but I have a few pointers after installing these for 25 years. (we install over 250 units a year) I save the shipping hold-downs (metal clips) and screw them into the RR ties because over time the set can shift if it goes slightly off-level when the ground settles. I also add ant traps (poison) in the battery area because those suckers are drawn to the heat in the control board... and if / when they gather, they gum up the relays to a point where the unit will not run. Somehow the ants get into the pushbutton area and that doesn't work either. Our company also has us replace those traps on each service. The smaller traps will slip in through the gap in the cabinet and you can pull them out when changing the battery in 4 years. Also, a fogging with WD-40 will keep all the aluminum parts from looking crusty in damp areas. We do this at every service, and they still look like new 10+ years later. Oh, bugs hate WD-40 so that's a plus!

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• WH

  @whatnowok · 3 years ago

  This is the best video has ever seen regarding standby generator

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• EK

  @ekosolarga · 3 years ago

  I have been a solar electrician since 2017 and i have worked commercial as well. I find your videos very satisfying and the detail you put into your installations is very inspiring. Thank you.

• WH

  @whatnowok · 3 years ago

  Very direct, straightforward contractor, No bull. I like them.

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• WH

  @whatnowok · 3 years ago

  Thank you Ron for spending the time to teach us and show us the wiring set up

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• GR

  @Gruntled2001 · 3 years ago

  Ron, other than your work, I also appreciate the time you put in to editing your videos. I fully realize how many hours go into making a 20 minute video, and I am really grateful to you for putting these videos up for us.

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• JW

  @JWilliamJordan · 3 years ago

  Nicely done Ron.

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