The result
Several days of runtime at partial load from the two tanks, and a generator that cannot be seen from the street.

No natural gas on the street, so the system brings its own fuel: two above-ground propane tanks on the side of the house and a buried line to the generator on a pad in the backyard, away from windows and the neighbor’s fence.
Request an assessmentPropane-fueled standby generator with two above-ground tanks
No natural gas on the street: the generator needed its own fuel supply with enough runtime for a multi-day outage, placed where setbacks from windows and property lines could be met.
Two above-ground propane tanks on the side of the house, regulator and buried gas line to the generator on a pad in the backyard, 200 A service-rated transfer switch at the meter, first fill coordinated with the propane supplier.
Several days of runtime at partial load from the two tanks, and a generator that cannot be seen from the street.
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