Fast, worry-free power to keep your household running smoothly. Because life goes on, even when the power doesn’t.
A standby home generator keeps your power on during an outage. It’s installed outside your house (like an AC unit) and comes on automatically — whether you’re home or away. All within seconds of a power outage.
Power outages cost American households $150 billion annually with weather-related outages accounting for $25 - $70 billion per year
When the power fails or drops below an acceptable level (brownout), the ATS signals the generator to start. In seconds, the ATS transfers your power from the utility to the generator.
Unlike portable generators, KOHLER generators start and stop automatically with no need to refuel. No extension cords. No worries. No hassle.
KOHLER generators endure hundreds of tests (during design and production) before they reach your home. The result is total reliability.
Before the power goes out your automatic transfer switch monitors the electricity coming from the utility. When the power drops below an acceptable level the ATS signals the generator to start. The generator then supplies your home with electricity until the utility power is restored. When the utitlity power is restored the ATS transfers your power from the generator to the utility and your generator automatically turns off.
Your home is a busy place - a commercial-grade KOHLER® automatic home generator keeps that busy rhythm going by providing dependable protection during unexpected power outages. Available with 8.5 to 100kW output capabilities, KOHLER® home generators provide worry-free emergency power to support your electrical needs for days, or even weeks. Clean, quiet, automatic backup power - just what your family needs to be safe and comfortable.
In the event of a utility power outage, the transfer switch - working in tandem with the generator - automatically starts the generator to restore power to the home, whether you're home or away.
KOHLER home standby generators restore power within 10 seconds of an outage.
The transfer switch is the brain of your KOHLER home backup power system, continuously monitoring the utility power for an interruption. If utility power fails, the transfer switch automatically starts the power system, transfers the electrical loads and restores power to your home. When utility power resumes, the transfer switch reverses the process... again, automatically!
