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24 Feb, 2023
Worked in my Generac 15KW generator
1 of 1 found this helpful Worked flawlessly. My issue: The power kept fluctuating from 50V to 350 Volts with the original AVR and the RED LED on the AVR kept going on and off (it was bad). Once I replaced it with this upgraded unit, it worked perfectly. I just needed to adjust the Hertz and Volts. Just make sure you adjust the HERTZ frequency and Voltage according to the manual. My unit (15k genset, model 0439) was suppose to be 62 Hertz and anywhere from 245-250 volts. To adjust the hertz, connect a volt meter to the main breaker on the generator (make sure the breaker is OFF). Turn on the generator. Using a voltmeter, check the HERTZ and make sure its at 62. Then, adjust the Volts by turning the adjustment screw on the AVR until the volts are within that range of 245-250 (I set mine at 247).