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Briggs & Stratton 7000 WATT 206484GS User Manual

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Essential Circuits

Asahomegeneratorowner,itisimportantthatyouclearly

identifythecircuitsinyourbuildingthatare“essential”to

you.
Itisalsoimportantthatyourinstallerunderstandwhich

circuitsyouwanttoincludeas“EssentialCircuits”.

Dependingonthepowerconsumedbythesecircuits,most

orallofthemcanbeswitchedtothehomegeneratorforthe

durationofnormalpowerinterruption.
Thewattagereferencetablethatfollowswillassistyouwith

yourdecision-makingprocess.Itprovidesthewattageused

bymanyordinaryhouseholddevices.Useitasaguidewhen

selectingyouressentialcircuits.Reviewthisinformationwith

yourinstallerandaskaboutanytechnicalconsiderationsthat

mightaffectyourinstallation.Thischartservesasaguide

only.Forexactwattageuseanappropriatewattagemeter.

Essential Circuit Selection
Whenselectingtheessentialcircuitsthatwillbeswitched

to“StandbyPower,”itisimportantthatthesumofthe

combinedcircuitloadsdoesnotexceedthewattage/

amperagecapacityofthegenerator.Tohelpyouwithyour

selectionofessentialcircuits,pleaseconsiderthefollowing:
• Addupthetotalwattageofallelectricaldevicestobe

connectedatonetime.ThistotalshouldNOTbegreater

thanthegenerator’swattagecapacity.

Theratedwattageoflightscanbetakenfromlight

bulbs.Theratedwattageoftools,appliancesand

motorscanusuallybefoundonadataplateordecal

affixedtothedevice.

• Iftheappliance,toolormotornameplatedoesnot

listwattage,multiplyvoltstimestheampereratingto

determinewatts(VoltsxAmps=Watts).

Someelectricmotors(inductiontypes)requireabout

threetimesmorewattsofpowerforstartingthanfor

running.Thissurgelastsforonlyafewseconds.Be

sureyouallowforthishighstartingwattagewhen

selectingelectricaldevicesthatwillbeenergizedbythe

homegenerator:

• Figurethewattsrequiredtostartthelargestmotor.

• Addthattothetotalrunningwattsofallother

connectedloads.

This Briggs & Stratton home generator complies with the

following “stationary standby power rating”:

Thestandbypowerratingisapplicableforsupplying

powerforthedurationofnormalpowerinterruption.

Nosustainedoverloadcapabilityisavailableforthis

rating.

Device

Running Watts

q

AirConditioner(1,000Btu)*

1700

q

AirConditioner(4,000Btu)*

3800

q

AirConditioner(40,000Btu)*

6000

q

BatteryCharger(0Amp)

500

q

CircularSaw(6-1/”)

800to1000

q

ClothesDryer(Electric)*

5750

q

ClothesDryer(Gas)*

700

q

ClothesWasher*

1150

q

CoffeeMaker

1750

q

Compressor(1HP)*

000

q

Compressor(1/HP)*

1400

q

Compressor(3/4HP)*

1800

q

CurlingIron

700

q

Dehumidifier*

650

q

ElectricBlanket

400

q

ElectricRange(perelement)

1500

q

ElectricSkillet

150

q

Freezer*

700

q

FurnaceFan(1/HP)*

800

q

GarageDoorOpener*

500to750

q

HairDryer

100

q

HandDrill

50to1100

q

Iron

100

q

JetPump*

800

q

LightBulb

100

q

MicrowaveOven

700to1000

q

MilkCooler*

1100

q

OilBurneronFurnace

300

q

OilFiredSpaceHeater(140,000Btu)

400

q

OilFiredSpaceHeater(30,000Btu)

150

q

OilFiredSpaceHeater(85,000Btu)

5

q

Radio

50to00

q

Refrigerator

700

q

SlowCooker

00

q

SubmersiblePump(1HP)*

000

q

SubmersiblePump(1/HP)*

1500

q

SubmersiblePump(1-1/HP)*

800

q

SumpPump*

800to1050

q

TableSaw(10”)*

1750to000

q

Television

00to500

q

Toaster

1000to1650

*Allowthree(3)timeslistedwattsforstartingdevice