Home Improvement Asked by R Rossi on March 5, 2021
I recently purchased a portable closed hyundai electric generator for home use, 6,3 kva, 8000se, diesel. The generator is on wheels. I have put it in a well ventilated storage shed more than 15 feet from my house. The shed has a concrete floor covered with tiles. What material do you recommend that I place between the tile floor and the generator?
You don't need to put anything under a portable generator. You're going to have to wheel it outside to legally run it anyway. What problem are you trying to solve? Oil drips? Maybe try a piece of cardboard and swap it out from time to time, as you take the generator in and out for its periodic exercise.
Answered by Upnorth on March 5, 2021
You should be moving the generator outside to run it. It's in a well ventilated area in the mean time because of fuel fumes and such. Unless your floor is easily damaged (and it shouldn't be, it's in a shed), just park it directly on the floor. When running it, look for a level-ish spot. Concrete is great, but dirt or stone works fine, too...
Answered by poorplanning on March 5, 2021
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