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General| Model | PM-GC |
|---|---|
| Phase | Single-phase |
| Compatibility | Generac generators |
| Function | Load management |
| Input Voltage | 120/240 VAC |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
Emphasizes the importance of understanding the manual before operation for safe and efficient use of the equipment.
Covers operator responsibilities for safe operation, prompt maintenance, and proper care of the generator unit.
Provides guidance on contacting authorized Generac dealers for assistance with starting, operating, and servicing procedures.
Offers contact information to locate the nearest authorized Generac Service Dealer for assistance.
Crucial instructions for safe installation, operation, and maintenance, stressing adherence to warnings and precautions.
Outlines general safety precautions related to generator installation, operation, moving parts, and ventilation.
Details dangers of lethal electrical shock from generator and utility power, and precautions during operation and maintenance.
Stresses proper installation, maintenance, and keeping the area clear of combustibles to prevent fire risks.
Advises against smoking around the generator and keeping the area clean and free from debris to prevent explosions.
Describes the basic operation of a standby system including power outage sensing, transfer switch, and generator startup.
Explains sensors and functions designed to protect the engine from damaging conditions like low oil pressure or high temperature.
Identifies the location and function of DC fuses that protect the panel wiring and components from overload.
Lists and briefly describes key components of the control system, including AVR and throttle actuator modules.
Provides instructions and specifications for connecting the generator, emphasizing compliance with all local and national codes.
Explains the OFF mode of the keyswitch, in which the generator will not start.
Describes MANUAL mode for immediate generator starting, primarily intended for limited testing of the unit.
Covers AUTOMATIC mode, the normal operation state where the unit starts automatically when needed.
Details the features, mounting options, and cable requirements for the optional programmable remote display.
Shows where to find the software version numbers for the PM-GC and display for troubleshooting and support.
Introduces the on-screen diagnostic features for monitoring system status and troubleshooting digital I/O.
Details how to interrogate sensors connected to analog channels for diagnostics by reading raw unprocessed data.
Guides on testing and diagnosing communication port status, data transmission, and error conditions.
Explains the built-in alarm system, how it alerts personnel, and the conditions that trigger alarms or warnings.
Introduces parameters that can be configured to control generator starting, stopping cycles, and operating settings.
Details various programmable parameters including preheat, cranking, speed, voltage, and frequency settings.
Describes the alarm and shutdown conditions related to the engine running below the set under speed threshold.
Details alarm and shutdown conditions for over and under frequency, and their respective setpoints and hysteresis.
Details alarm and shutdown conditions for high and low fuel levels, noting they are disabled unless a probe is fitted.
Details alarm and shutdown conditions for critical low fuel levels, noting they are disabled unless a probe is fitted.
Explains how the PM-GC tracks and displays accumulated engine running hours, noting a minimum duration for recording.
Describes how the generator should be programmed to exercise automatically via remote start or PLC functions.
Details the RS232 and RS485 communication ports and their configurations for connecting to other devices.
Lists and describes other components found on the control panel, such as the alarm horn and emergency stop switch.
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