KOHLER Generators

The KOHLER home generators listing shows air-cooled and liquid-cooled standby units from 10 kW up, and the product pages give natural gas and propane as their fuels. Each page links the unit's spec sheet and manuals, and the automatic transfer switch is sold on its own or bundled with the generator. The company behind the generators does business as Rehlko, and the products carry the KOHLER mark. The KOHLER Energy Management App reports a unit's status and can start a test run from afar once the unit is online. The family pages below put every current model in one table with its printed figures and its own documents.

Around Hamilton and Niagara, a home standby unit usually burns natural gas from the street service or propane from a tank on the property, and a licensed gas fitter runs and connects the gas piping. A transfer switch stands between the generator and the home's panel so that its output cannot travel back onto the utility's wires. Any permanent generator connection calls for a notification of work to the Electrical Safety Authority (ESA), which recommends that the installation be done by a licensed electrical contractor.

Remarkable Electric installs and services KOHLER equipment.

Specifications checked on 2026-10-01.