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The Generac Power Systems 7323 is a 14,000-watt home standby generator that runs on natural gas or liquid propane (LP) and includes a 200-amp automatic transfer switch (ATS). Designed for permanent outdoor installation, it connects to an existing gas supply line and starts automatically within seconds of detecting a utility power loss. The unit restores power without manual intervention and continues running until grid power returns. Built-in WiFi allows remote monitoring and status alerts. This generator is sized to support whole-home coverage or a selected set of essential circuits in a typical residential application.
The 7323 is intended for residential standby power applications where utility outages pose a risk to home systems, climate control, refrigeration, sump pumps, medical equipment, or other critical loads. It is permanently mounted on a concrete pad or included composite base and hard-piped to a natural gas or LP fuel source. The included 200A ATS handles the transition between utility and generator power automatically, making it a complete standby power solution for single-family homes. A licensed electrician and, where applicable, a licensed gas fitter should handle final installation.
Designed as a complete residential home standby generator system for single-family homes with an existing natural gas or liquid propane fuel supply. The included 200A automatic transfer switch is matched to the 7323 generator unit.
Installation must be performed by a licensed electrician for all electrical connections and, where required by local code, a licensed gas technician for fuel line connections. The generator requires a permanent concrete or approved composite mounting pad and must be positioned per local setback requirements from windows, doors, and gas meters. Shut off all fuel supply valves before servicing the unit. Electrical work must comply with NEC requirements and applicable local amendments; gas piping must meet IFGC standards.
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