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<blockquote data-quote="RC2469" data-source="post: 3928854" data-attributes="member: 29834"><p>By code, whoever installed the generator should have also installed load shed modules on the heat strips or other 2 pole breakers. A load calculation report is required by inspectors when a standby generator is installed. Unless performing a select circuits install, you either put in a generator that matches the kW number on the load report (or larger) or you load shed circuits to get you into a smaller generator. This gives you the ability to run everything in the house, just not simultaneously. By the way, I've never put a generator smaller than 24kW on a total electric house. I'm usually at 26kW or larger and still have at least one or two load shed modules.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RC2469, post: 3928854, member: 29834"] By code, whoever installed the generator should have also installed load shed modules on the heat strips or other 2 pole breakers. A load calculation report is required by inspectors when a standby generator is installed. Unless performing a select circuits install, you either put in a generator that matches the kW number on the load report (or larger) or you load shed circuits to get you into a smaller generator. This gives you the ability to run everything in the house, just not simultaneously. By the way, I've never put a generator smaller than 24kW on a total electric house. I'm usually at 26kW or larger and still have at least one or two load shed modules. [/QUOTE]
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