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Kohler Generator
Standby Generator Installation

Reliable Backup Power When You Need It Most

Power outages can disrupt daily life in an instant. A standby generator helps your home stay functional during severe weather, keeping essentials like heating and cooling, refrigeration, sump pumps, and medical equipment operating without interruption.

With a permanent standby generator, you can maintain your routine and focus on what matters most, no matter what the weather brings.

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Benefits of a KOHLER Generator

  • Runs During Outages

    When the power goes out, your Kohler generator automatically powers your home so essentials like lights, heating, cooling, and appliances keep working.

  • Handles Big Appliances

    Designed to start and run large appliances like air conditioners, sump pumps, and refrigerators without struggling.

  • Reliable Power

    Built with commercial-grade engineering, Kohler generators are designed to perform reliably even during severe weather and long outages.

  • Built to Last

    Known for their durable construction and long lifespan, helping protect your investment for years to come.

  • Peace of Mind

    With automatic backup power, you don’t have to worry about losing comfort, security, or food during a blackout.

  • Quiet Operation

    Designed to run quietly, so you can keep your home powered without excessive noise.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Standby generators are connected to your home's electrical system and fuel supply. When the power goes out, the generator automatically turns on, and a transfer switch shifts your home’s power source from the utility to the generator. This ensures that your essential appliances remain operational.

  • Depending on the generator's size, it can power essential systems like your furnace, air conditioner, sump pump, refrigerator, lights, outlets, and more. Larger generators can power your entire home.

  • Most standby generators turn on automatically within 10–30 seconds after the power goes out, so your home stays protected with minimal interruption.

  • Your whole-home generator should remain quiet until it is needed. If you notice any unusual noises coming from the generator, it may indicate a mechanical or electrical problem that requires attention. These odd sounds are often signs of an issue that will likely need to be repaired.

  • A standby generator can run as long as it has proper fuel and maintenance. With natural gas, many generators can run continuously during extended outages.

  • Most home standby generators run on natural gas or propane, which allows them to operate safely and continuously during long outages.

  • Yes, similar to a car, a generator needs oil changes to ensure it's operating at full capacity. Generators should be serviced at least once a year. Regular maintenance typically includes an oil change, inspection, and system test.

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