This is a typical installation for a Generac air-cooled generator. The generator is installed behind the home near other utility connections, and the transfer switch is installed close by.

This residential installation places the generator across the driveway from the house. Underground conduit connects the generator with a 200 amp automatic transfer switch in the basement. The generator's LP fuel tank is to the right, out of the frame.

This Katolight 40 kW diesel generator was installed for a business which operates from offices attached to the owners' home in Greene, New York. The building's 200 amp service supplies power for several outbuildings, including a small aircraft hangar and lights for the nearby landing strip. The generator was installed on a pad behind the garage, a distance of about 200 feet from the transfer switch.

This 230 kW generator was installed as a backup to a seniors apartment building in Binghamton, New York. The generator is sized to supply emergency power to the building's common areas, elevator and fire pump systems. The system is three phase 120/208 volt and includes an 800 amp Zenith Automatic Transfer Switch.

This 105 kW generator backs up the imaging center at a hospital in Pennsylvania. The generator supplies 480 volt power through an Asco 400 amp automatic transfer switch.