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POWER OUTPUT - Peak starting power will get equipment online and sustain it with consistant running power. JD ENGINE - Air-cooled, 4-stroke engine powers the generator to sustain loads LONG RUNTIME OPERATION - Runs 10 hours at 1/2 load CONTROL PANEL - Is easy to connect your equipment and lighting needs ELECTRIC START - Both manual recoil and electric start with maintenance free battery PORTABLILTY - Wheel kit and retracting steer handle allows easy transport and relocation LONGEVITY - Easy to find parts will help keep your generator running in peak condition year after year Control Panel • 120V Receptacle • AC Breaker • DC Braker • Electric Start Engine Switch • Low engine oil alert / shutoff AC Load: 120V / 240V Continous Output: 9000W Gas / 7250W Propane Starting Power (Max Surge): 12000W Gas / 9000W Propane Outlets: One (1) AC Duplex 120V Outlet One (1) 120V (L5-30) Outlet One (1) 120V / 240V (L14-30) Outlet, 20A Breaker One (1) 120V / 240V (14-50R) Outlet, 30A Breaker DC Electrical Volts: 12V Amps: 8.3A JD Engine Engine Type: Air cooled 4-stronk Displacement: 459 Oil Capacity: 1.16 quart (1.1 liter) EPA Approved: Yes CARB Approved: No Noise Level: 76 dB Fuel Type: Gasoline Capacity: 8 gallons Running Time: 10 hours@ 1/2 load Fuel Gauge: Yes Weight: 220 lbs. Suggested Oil: 10W-30 may change depending on location / ambient temperature. See manual for details.

Retractable motorized screens by Phantom Screens are recessed into the arches of the covered patio, creating an enclosed outdoor living space when in use. Delivering protection from the sun and the bugs, the screens maintain connectivity to the outdoors.

Solar backlit house number sign 5 inches digits. Solar panel fully integrated with 2,200 mAh hybrid super capacitor (battery never need to be replaced). $599.50 USD (this model cost less now)

Retractable motorized screens by Phantom Screens are recessed into the arches of the covered patio, creating an enclosed outdoor living space when in use. Delivering protection from the sun and the bugs, the screens maintain connectivity to the outdoors.

This remodel of a mid century gem is located in the town of Lincoln, MA a hot bed of modernist homes inspired by Gropius’ own house built nearby in the 1940’s. By the time the house was built, modernism had evolved from the Gropius era, to incorporate the rural vibe of Lincoln with spectacular exposed wooden beams and deep overhangs. The design rejects the traditional New England house with its enclosing wall and inward posture. The low pitched roofs, open floor plan, and large windows openings connect the house to nature to make the most of its rural setting. Photo by: Nat Rea Photography

Harness sunlight and stay powered wherever life takes you with GoSun’s innovative sun panel charger. Lightweight and durable, it’s ideal for camping, hiking, or travel. Charge your devices easily without plugs or pollution, using nothing but natural solar energy. GoSun brings you clean, renewable power that fits right in your backpack. Stay connected sustainably with GoSun — power made simple and smart.

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These solar/sun screens we selected to match the exterior paint of the house. The solar panels on the screen box are the solar cells. They capture sunlight, store it, and are use to power your screens.

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With a vintage feel, this black and white floral wallpaper is illustrated in a black pen and ink old engraving style, on a white background. Available in both removable peel-and-stick and permanent wallpapers. Printed with child-safe inks.

Retractable motorized screens by Phantom Screens are recessed into the arches of the covered patio, creating an enclosed outdoor living space when in use. Delivering protection from the sun and the bugs, the screens maintain connectivity to the outdoors.

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Client had need for bug screening for protection from insects but didn't want the closed in feeling of traditional fixed screens. Installation of (3) power screens on this back patio enable clients to utilize outdoor space and leave french doors open during cool weather.