Generac builds generators of all different sizes and types. They also take different types of fuel, depending on what you prefer or what you can use as a fuel source.

There are many Generac generators installed for homes and businesses all around Minnesota, Wisconsin, and North Dakota. Each individual or business that has made this investment has worked closely with their Generac dealer and installer to find the generator that meets their needs. Not every home or business can utilize the same solution. Which generator is decided upon depends on a number of factors from how much needs to be powered to the best possible fuel source.

Generac Home Generators

Generac home generators are able to power practically anything you want to power within your home. From your lights and air conditioning to all of your appliances, you can have the backup power that you need when you need it. You can choose from Generac standby generators that are fueled by natural gas, liquid propane, or diesel.

You can also choose a quieter generator, as Generac is now offering a line of generators that don’t operate as loud. This lack of noise also improves emissions, thus reducing the negative impact that the generator has on the environment. Certain features that make standby Generac generators beneficial include:

• Automatic operation
• Power is ran directly into your home so you don’t have to worry about power cords through windows
• The generator can be connected to your fuel supply so you do not have to refuel
• You can power everything that you need to power during an electrical outage
• You can stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter and continue life as usual even during power outages that last for days

Generac Commercial Generators

There is a wide variety of Generac commercial generators for the fact that the company builds generators that work for multiple industries. Depending on your industry, your generator dealer can match you with a Generac generator that works best with the type of business that you do. Some of the applications include:

• Data centers
• Schools and universities
• Warehouses and factories
• Government and municipal
• Banking and office buildings
• Grocery and retail stores
• Healthcare facilities
• Telecommunication facilities
• The hospitality and restaurant industry

There is a generator solution for every industry. Which is right for you is going to be determined by what you are powering and how much electricity is required by each item that needs to be powered.