Support for Model: W10000VE-03/A
| General Information | ||
| Spec Sheet | Operators Manual | Parts List |
| Load Balancing | Tri-Fold Brochure | |
| Drawings | ||
| Outline Drawing | ||
| Engine | ||
| Operators Manual | Parts List | Vanguard Winterization |
| Generator | ||
| Spec Sheet | Operators Manual | AVR Manual |
| Additional Information | ||
| Battery | Dolly Kit Installation Instructions |
Additional Information
| Starting Watts | 10000 |
|---|---|
| Running Watts | 9600 |
| Running Amps | 80/40 |
| Voltage Output | 120/240 Volt Single Phase |
| Voltage Regulation | AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator) |
| 120V Receptacles | (2) NEMA 5-20R 20A (GFCI) |
| 120/240V Recpetacles | (1) NEMA 14-50R 50A (GFCI) |
| 240V Receptacles | (1) NEMA L6-30R 30A (GFCI) |
| Engine Brand | Briggs |
| Fuel | Gasoline |
| Emissions | CARB/California, EPA Prime |
| Dimensions | 34.3" x 24.6" x 23.4" |
| Weight | 298 lbs. |
| Unit Warranty | 3 Years Commercial |
| Assembled In | USA |
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David Brevelle –
Why is this version now using the the Mecc Alte ES series instead of the brushless S series alternator on the older (WC10000VE). And why only switch to a brushed alternator on this model when the rest of your line is using brushless?
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Dan Call –
Thanks for your question David. The old WC10000VE/E had no load voltage of about 247 VAC. At full load the voltage would be close to 220 VAC. Some of our customers wanted less voltage variation so we implemented 2 models using the ES versions. These generators are brush design because they have an AVR which allows the voltage to remain much more consistent than the capacitor controlled brushless designs.
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