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Check out the videos on this page to learn more about choosing and servicing your home generator.

What Type of Generator Should I Get?

We’ll share insights into various types and sizes of generators, as well as the RPMs at which they operate.

Why the Right Installation is Important.

What sets our installations apart from the competition is our commitment to quality with poured concrete pads. We use six-inch-thick, wire-reinforced concrete, supported by three inches of stone, ensuring a stable, durable foundation that won't fail...

How do I Maintain My Generator?

We’re focusing on maintenance services and the essential tools needed for the job. Having the right equipment—like a voltmeter, multimeter, and battery tester—is crucial. Proper tools make all the difference in maintaining your generator’s reliability and longevity...

What is a Transfer Switch and Why is it Important?

We’re diving into transfer switches. There are several types, each serving a unique purpose. For residential applications, we commonly use transfer switches that are designed for both indoor and outdoor installations...

What Kind of Parts are Best to Purchase?

At Mid-Atlantic Generators, we prioritize quality and reliability by using Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts whenever possible...

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Don's intro

Hi, my name is Don Depu with MidAtlantic Generators. We're gonna be doing a series of short videos that will educate you and help you make an informed decision for your home standby purchase.

Install

One of the things that sets our installations apart from our competitors is we use poured concrete pads, six inches thick, three inches of stone wire, reinforced.


They will not fail. Our competitors use what's known as a gen pad or a preform pad that they can bring out on site to do a quick installation.

Types

In this video, I'd like to just share a little bit about the different types of generators, different sizes, and the RPMs that they run at.


Um, so this particular unit is a 20 KW on propane and it is 18KW on natural gas. It runs at 3600 RPMs


and is ambient air cooled, also known as air cooled generator. Um, it doesn't have any any freeze, it just uses the ambient air round it.

Maintenance

Today's video, I wanna talk about maintenance services and having the proper tools to do these maintenance and services. So having the proper volt meter, multimeter battery tester, which is extremely important to make sure the battery is, uh, ready to go charged and, uh, has a proper cranky amps.

Transfer Switches

All right, so in today's video I wanna talk about transfer switches. There are several different types of transfer switches.


Um, the typical transfer switch we use in residential applications are made to go inside or outside. Um, so they're what's called NEMA three R weatherproof.

Parts

At Mid-Atlantic generators, we use OEM parts whenever possible on our air. Cool generators, we use only the manufacturer's oil filters

because there's too many variables and potential missteps. When cross- referencing those filters, the internal makeup of those filters does vary.

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