does the remote control have to see the generator
569721
no it does not as I have started it inside my camper, but you can start it farther with remote if it is in sight like maybe 30 or 40 feet away.
569722
I have to open the door of the RV or through glass if line of sight . Range about 25 ft max
389956
yes, and it's accessible both on the unit and the remote. The instructions will tell you exactly how it works.
1379222
Hi, it will have the harness for it, the optional reference, is in regards to it not being a required connection for the remote start to function.
2190329
Yes. I have it on my RV and it will switch between the shoreline and the generator when the shoreline power is restored.
753634
No, just the lock. You must supply the power and something to control the power like a switch or relay.
2152415
yes - it requires a 110v ground fault receptacle. I don't know about a remote control, but all you do is put it in the pool and turn it on. It shuts itself off when it completes its cycle. It works great!
898916
You might want to consult an electrician on that question. We only use the generator to charge the battery on our rv.
1096764
It does on mine and I concur with the other comments! I actually had not noted the remote until this question,Then found it slipped into the body of the fan right at the top. Works exactly like the regular fan controls. This is one great fan!
1500679
Yes. I removed siren connected to panel and added wireless at different location so I could hide panel. I use the remotes to arm and disarm so no need for panel to be in sight.
355092
The information shown here says it does. Also, look closely at the picture and you will see the remote.
829512
Really should have hit the "I don't know" button. I would assume that functionality would be dependent on what other demands are made on the generator at the same time. Asking a Generac engineer might be a better course of action. You may encounter situations similar to folks who vacation in RVs deal with where you need to turn off certain things to allow for running others. Hope I've helped
1260365
Mine is set up with (1) a generator, and (2) battery/inverter. I have it default to generator if its running, otherwise inverter. If running generator is turned off, the transfer switch automatically, without delay, switches to inverter. If generator is not running but is fired up, there is a small delay before power is sourced from generator (to allow the generator time to reach operating speed--few seconds). In the first case, at most, a light bulb might dim slightly for just an instant at the switch occurs--hardly noticeable. The transfer switch has other setting for other configurations--might check the installation manual. Mine is set up with (1) a generator, and (2) battery/inverter. I have it default to generator if its running, otherwise inverter. If running generator is turned off, the transfer switch automatically, without delay, switches to inverter. If generator is not running but is fired up, there is a small delay before power is sourced from generator (to allow the generator time to reach operating speed--few seconds). In the first case, at most, a light bulb might dim slightly for just an instant at the switch occurs--hardly noticeable. The transfer switch has other setting for other... » Read More Mine is set up with (1) a generator, and (2) battery/inverter. I have it default to generator if its running, otherwise inverter. If running generator is turned off, the transfer switch automatically, without delay, switches to inverter. If generator is not running but is fired up, there is a small delay before power is sourced from generator (to allow the generator time to reach operating speed--few seconds). In the first case, at most, a light bulb might dim slightly for just an instant at the switch occurs--hardly noticeable. The transfer switch has other setting for other configurations--might check the installation manual. « Show Less
806962
NO--it is controled by a seperate wire I hooked mine up but we never use it
802522
No. The power comes down from a small transformer up by the door opener drive unit. If you surf you can find the whole kit
626983
In oklahoma yes. Mine was install during inspection. Not sure if every state is the same. I use mine a lot so I don't have to take generator. Love it
1654669
No. You csn cover it with tape and use a IR flashlight or an illumanator you cant see because this illuminator on the unit, you can see it.
315736
NO...that is one of the best things. just use the key fob to start and stop it and there is circuitry that delays power until the generator is up to good power (about 20 seconds) and it cuts power a few seconds before it stops so it avoids all those issues. BUT...your MUST use the key fob to enable this. I also watched the voltage meter while it was running and it was almost always 125v during normal operation. you could see the out of range voltages before it is ready and then it is good.