09-12-2013, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by eastwest2300
Those bad boys are cost a pretty penny  |
yah, but that's nickles and dimes considering wat it can do. 
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Originally Posted by madwi
If I remember right it was right around there. I will try to dig up the receipt. There is a big electrical panel also. Pic below. The house was wired for a generator when it was built so I am not sure if there are extra costs involved or not. I would for sure call around locally and see what prices you can get. I think our unit itself was around $3K-ish.
This is part of what senses when the power goes out and switches it over to the generator. Pic of electrical box:
Edit: We found ours through the electrician that wired it all up. He does like 5 a year and gets a discount on the parts and he passed it on to us. Be sure to ask electrician friends!
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thanks for the info, madwi. yah, my house was not designed for such generator and requires village ordinace folks (and HOA) to approve before i can move forward. and that was where we kinda bottlenecked and stopped.
i sent your link to my wife and will see wat needs to be done. if its a huge pita to get this installed i'll probably end up with a honda generator, but if not, i'd prefer to install these natural gas ones.
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