Cummins Onan Cold Weather Package
Cummins Onan standby generators come in many different packages that include various automatic transfer switches and cold temperatures packages. Standby generators from Cummins Onan operate automatically when the utility power is interrupted and they are attached to an automatic transfer switch.
Winter packages enable the generator engine to start with less effort during cold temperatures, providing more reliable operation under harsh, cold weather conditions.
Cummins Onan Standby Generators
Cummins is really a trusted name in power generation, and standby generators aren’t any exception. Home standby units for emergency power are the 20-kilowatt and 13-kilowatt air-cooled models, along with the 20 kilowatt liquid-cooled machines.
Cummins Power Generation combines their residential standby generators with various automatic transfer switches to offer the demands of most home standby customers with utility-quality power that meets the needs of even the most sensitive of electronics. The generators come with a 5-year, 2000 hour limited consumer warranty.
Winter Equipment
Cummins recommends the addition of cold-weather accessories to use in climates where temperatures drop to zero degrees Fahrenheit or lower.
A breather heater warms the engine breather tube to avoid ice build up during winter. It connects to a cold weather kit (available separately) or into any cold weather equipped generator. The breather heater is suggested for use in environments where temperatures drop below zero.
The battery blanket warmer is really a flexible heater that wraps around the battery to keep it warm when temperatures drop below -10 degrees. A separate 120-volt outlet is required to fire up the heater.
Winter kits include an engine oil heater as well as an alternator dryer. The engine oil heater allows easier starting by continuing to keep the oil warm and fluid, and enables the lubrication system to supply oil faster following your engine starts. Alternator dryers keep frost from accumulating about the alternator.
20-Kilowatt Cold-Weather Packages
Four 20-kilowatt cold temperatures packages combine cold-weather equipped generators with automatic transfer switches. The 20kW standby generator packages will start and manage a 5-ton air conditioner and possess fully automatic power management capability.
The automatic transfer switches are either 100-amp or 200-amp, service-entrance-rated automatic transfer switches that include whole-house-power management capability and 2-amp rechargers, all in the NEMA 3R enclosure rated for outdoor installation. Included as well are an indoor wireless monitor and internet monitoring with email notifications.
The RS20-C150 has the 100-amp ATS, whilst the RS20-C250 has the 200 amp model. These generator packages are US EPA and CARB certified for emissions.
For easy installation, Cummins Onan includes two, 100-foot installation harnesses with all RS20-C1100 and RS20-2100. The C1100 includes the 100-amp transfer switch the C2100 with the 200-amp ATS. US EPA emissions only. Not obtainable in California.
13-Kilowatt Cold-Weather Packages
The 13-kilowatt standby generator packages from Cummins Onan include five different kinds. All include indoor wireless monitors and remote internet monitoring with email updates and therefore are 49 state compliant for US EPA emission standards.
Model 13GSBA-6711A is often a standby generator only equipped for cold temperature operation.
Packages that include the automatic transfer switches would be the RS13-150, RS13-250, RS13-C1100, and RS13-C2100. The transfer switches are service entrance, NEMA 3R rated for outdoor installation and furnished with the two-amp battery charger and whole-house-power management.
The RS13-C150 features a 100-amp switch and includes two, 50-foot wiring harnesses. The RS13-250 includes the 200-amp switch as well as the two 50-foot wiring harnesses.
The RS13-C1100 together with the 100-amp switch along with the RS 13-C2100 with 200-amp switch each come with two, 100-foot wiring harnesses.
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