[RE-wrenches] Small genset 2 wire start?

[bruce at willpowerelect.com]

   I used to use the 6kw ecogen but it has been disco'd and I can't
   justify the 15 kw. Checking out the HD Kohler 8kw and Onan QG3600.

   Thanks!

   Bruce



   -------- Original Message --------
   Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Small genset 2 wire start?
   From: Darryl Thayer <[1]darylsolar1 at gmail.com>
   Date: Thu, October 12, 2017 10:15 am
   To: RE-wrenches <[2]re-wrenches at lists.re-wrenches.org>
   Maybe the Home Depot 8 kW Kohler would meet the ticket. It has 2 wire
   start, propane version, can be configured for 120 volt OR 120-240 volt
   output, has an optional "carb heater" run synthetic oil for cold
   weather
   starting. It is not rated Prime power, but for an off grid customer,
   with
   solar and batteries Prime power is not a consideration. It has a 12
   volt
   battery, that can be charged from a 24 to 12 converter or a 48 to 12 if
   one
   can be found. I set the 12 volt float voltage at 13.6 and the batteries
   seem to last for years. charging the battery supplies control and
   monitoring function.
   On Thu, Oct 12, 2017 at 12:01 PM, <[3]bruce at willpowerelect.com> wrote:
   > Does anyone know of an electric / 2 wire start propane generator 7kw
   or
   > less? I have a LOL (little old lady) customer off grid for years on a
   > Trace 2512 and 6) T105s. We would like to give her auto start
   function
   > and use her propane supply. I haven't found anything but aftermarket
   > mods and would like to use factory equipment.
   >
   > Thanks
   >
   > Bruce Fiero
   >
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