Kohler 26RCAL-200SELS Air-Cooled Standby Generator with 200 Amp Transfer Switch Single Phase, 26,000-Watt KAWASAKI 10W-40 64 oz FX850V Series Engines

Name: Kohler 26RCAL-200SELS Air-Cooled Standby Generator with 200 Amp Transfer Switch Single Phase, 26,000-Watt KAWASAKI 10W-40 64 oz FX850V Series Engines
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SKU: 75034853247
Price: 4174.50 USD
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Rating: 4.558 (5 reviews)

SKU 75034853247 ★ 4.6

Kohler 26RCAL-200SELS Air-Cooled Standby Generator with 200 Amp Transfer Switch Single Phase, 26,000-Watt KAWASAKI 10W-40 64 oz FX850V Series Engines

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Kohler 26RCAL 200SELS Air Cooled Standby Generator with 200 Amp Transfer Switch Single Phase, 26,000 Watt KAWASAKI 10W 40 64 oz FX850V Series Engines FX850V Series Engines Premium DeWALT 389cc engine Provides a long life of power KOHLER generators have received several awards cUL Automatic Transfer Switch Included Included Remote Monitoring Available Included Off Grid Utility Backup Utility Backup Weight 670 lbs

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