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Be prepared when a power outage occurs in your community.
How much power do you really need?
Product pricing (exclusive of shipping, installation and tax) is provided upon estimating your power needs using our online calculator. For a formal quote, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer.
For detailed specifications for each generator, view the product spec sheet available under Models & Ratings on the QuietConnect home standby generator webpage.
Cummins generators work best with the Cummins RA Series ATS. The exact model depends on your circumstances. Consult with a Cummins-authorized dealer or a certified electrician to determine the best selection.
Consult your Operator Manual for recommended maintenance, as this may vary depending on your generator. If you have lost the Operator Manual, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer to obtain a new copy.
If you did not receive or have lost the Operator Manual for your generator, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer to obtain a new copy.
This information is printed on the generator nameplate. Consult your Operator Manal for location of the nameplate on your specific generator.
Cummins home standby generators are designed and built in the United States, and are “Buy America” certified by the U.S. government.
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Cummins cold weather kits include various component heaters depending on the size of your generator. Most generators do not need these kits, as these kits are designed to ensure generators installed in areas that experience temperatures well below freezing work properly. The kits can be installed before or after generator installation by your local Cummins dealer.
13, 17 and 20 kW models include a 5-year/2,000 hour limited warranty; 25-125 kW models include a 2-year limited warranty. Contact your local Cummins dealer for more detail on standard and extended warranties.
Cummins home standby generators are shipped from the factory with a standard base warranty. 13, 17 and 20 kW models include a 5-year/2,000 hour limited warranty; 25-125 kW models include a 2-year limited warranty. Contact your local Cummins dealer for more detail on standard and extended warranties.
Cummins home standby generators must be installed by a certified electrician in compliance with all local building codes. Trust our Cummins authorized installers to take the stress out of the process by handling the details, including proper permitting. Locate your nearest Cummins-authorized installer.
The latest product specifications can be found at http://homegenerators.cummins.com/standby-generators. You can also get an idea of the amount of power required for your home using our new sizing calculator. Consult with your local Cummins dealer to schedule an in-home assessment to finalize product selection and discuss optional equipment and pricing.
Contact your local Cummins dealer to schedule routine maintenance and service calls.
Consult your Operator Manual for specific oil recommendations, as this may vary depending on your generator. If you have lost the Operator Manual, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer to obtain a new copy.
Call a Cummins-authorized service provider; to locate your nearest service provider, visit our Online Dealer Locator.
Consult your Operator Manual for a troubleshooting checklist. If you have lost the Operator Manual, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer to obtain a new copy.
Call a Cummins-authorized service provider; to locate your nearest service provider, visit our Online Dealer Locator.
Call a Cummins-authorized service provider; to locate your nearest service provider, visit our Online Dealer Locator.
Consult your Operator Manual for a troubleshooting checklist. If you have lost the Operator Manual, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer to obtain a new copy.
It may not be possible to start your generator from the transfer switch that you have installed. Consult the Operator Manual for your ATS for more information. If you have lost the Operator Manual, contact a Cummins-authorized dealer to obtain a new copy.
Be prepared when a power outage occurs in your community.
How much power do you really need?