what the diference between 5875 and 6244 generac model 20kw
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They use two different controllers. The 5875 uses the older Nexus controller and the 6244 uses the newer Evolution controller. The oil filter is also different; in the 5875 it is round, in the 6244 it is flat. I think I also read that the 6244 burns slightly more fuel per hour than the 5875, but I don't recall how big of a difference it is. Also, some small changes in the layout of the internal components were made to make it easier for installers to hook up.
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There's only one notable difference. The 5875 came with a 3 year limited warranty, while the 6244 comes with a 5 year limited warranty. The other "difference" is that the sales documentation for the 6244 points out the "capability of being installed within 18 inches of a building". However this is no different than the 5875 when you look at the installation documentation. (Those tricky sales people.)
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Both are good generators. I also have a Yamaha 4500. Bought this for fall and winter camping. Runs the trailer to include the microwave. Very quiet and a tank of gas lasts over 12 hours. Excellent quality for the price.
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I replaced a Generac GP5500 with the Westinghouse generator. The Westinghouse GP7500E is very quiet compared to the Generac
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Yes, Joe. Those were the exact part numbers that came in my kit for my Generac 20KW.
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the one i received wa a L14-30,I think the difference between 30 and the 20 is one of the plug blades is turned different,hope this helps.
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The difference is power 45cc to 50cc. Also the 445 comes as a 16 or 18. The 450 comes as an 18 or 20. Hope that helps.
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It's a Generac motor. I own one of these and ran it for 60 hours minus the down time to fill it. It ran flawlessly running 12+ hours on a tank of gas. My max draw during the CT snow storm was 2500 watts. This generator was not even breathing hard. This is one fantastic generator.
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Hello Peggy; I am not sure as the information on Amazon doesn't say, nor does the installation/user manuals state as such. You could call Generac directly and I'm sure they could assist in this matter.
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http://www.absolutegenerators.com/images/manuals/Duro%20Max%20Generators%20XP6500E-XP8500E%20Manual.pdf Copy and paste -Dennis
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According to Generac, the 6412 is supposed to have the automatic oil/water shut off. The newer model, 6602, does not come with those functions. I just ordered one from Amazon; so I hope that they send me the 6412 like they are supposed to.
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Slade, there is a smaller capacity 6 cell. One is a 60w and the other is 48w, I believe.
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I can't say for certain as I haven't compared them. It's possible that is a newer model or slightly higher wattage. In my experience they are likely similar. A quick search on 1900 revealed little results surprisingly. Sorry if not much help
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To be completely honest, I don't know that there is a difference. At first I thought the motor might be a bit stronger in the 1700, but they both say 450 watt. Sorry I couldn't help any further than that.
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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_eureka_4870_vacuum_models&src=ansTT
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There are 2 big names in transfer switching....Generac and Reliance. I chose the Reliance because of the great price at Amazon, and after researching the unit, realized it would be an easy DIY install. But in Hindsight, I wish I would have bought the 10 circuit unit instead. The Wh7500E has enough output to power all the 120 volt circuits in my house including the furance, but due to having only 6 circuit available 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom are not powered . Three weeks ago, a transformer blew in our neighborhood . I plugged in the westinghouse fired it up hit the breakers on the Reliance and everything came back on. I was even able to run a line to the neighbor so he could keep his refrig running. So I guess I lean toward the Reliance switch and would recommend the 10 circuit unit, especially if you need 220 volts for AC or Heat. A 220 Volt circuit ties up 2 breakers.
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Use kit # 5664 if you have an outdoor standby (whole house) gen set. To be sure...look under the air filter cover on the engine... the air filter should be round. The # 6484 kit is for the portable generator (wheeled unit) and I believe some smaller standby newer units that use the 760/990 cc Generac motor. Hope this helps
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Check the model # and the picture of the battery. I had a model 5681 8000 watt electric start portable Generac and the picture (enlarged) showed that it looked identical to my original battery. It was and is working great.