FOR SALE

Two standby generator sets offered together. Unit one is a Generac Guardian Elite rated 35 kW on natural gas with liquid propane vapor capability, 120/240 volts single phase, 3600 RPM, 60 Hz, with reported hours under 400. Unit two is an Olympian standby generator set rated 25 kW on natural gas, 120/208 volts three phase, 1800 RPM, 60 Hz, offered as new surplus with zero hours. Both units are housed in weather-protective enclosures. Suitable for commercial and industrial standby power, facilities and building services, agricultural and rural power, contractors and electrical installers, and generator dealers and rental fleets. Sold as-is, where-is. Buyer to verify operating condition, hours, and suitability for the intended application, and to assess removal access. Independent inspection recommended.

Unit 1 | Generac Guardian Elite
Manufacturer: Generac Power Systems Inc
Model: 0052590
Serial Number: 7379812
Rating: 35 kW natural gas | 35 kW liquid propane vapor
Voltage: 120/240 V
Phase: Single phase
Speed: 3600 RPM
Frequency: 60 Hz
Year: 2006 (per seller, to be verified against nameplate)
Hours: Reported under 400, unverified
Enclosure: Weather-protective enclosure
Condition: Used

Unit 2 | Olympian Standby Generator Set
Manufacturer: Olympian
Model: G25LTA2
Package Serial Number: GXA04208
Rating: 25 kW natural gas
Voltage: 120/208 V
Phase: Three phase
Speed: 1800 RPM
Frequency: 60 Hz
Year: 2016 (per seller, to be verified against nameplate)
Hours: 0, new surplus
Enclosure: Weather-protective enclosure
Condition: NS | New surplus

Total Units: 2
Region: North America

Access and Removal

Both units are currently stored alongside and among other equipment, and access is constrained. Buyers are responsible for removal, rigging, loading, and transport, and should assess access requirements before bidding. Removal may require the relocation of adjacent equipment, and buyers should establish arrangements and timing with Salvex prior to purchase.

Fuel and Compliance Disclosure

Both units are gas-fueled standby generator sets. Buyers are responsible for fuel supply connection, gas line sizing, ventilation, exhaust routing, electrical interconnection, transfer switching, permitting, and compliance with all applicable codes and emissions requirements in their jurisdiction. Buyers should confirm that the fuel type, voltage, and phase configuration of each unit suit their intended installation before purchase, as the two units differ in all three respects.

Primary Applications
Commercial and industrial standby power
Building services and facilities backup
Agricultural and rural standby generation
Retail, hospitality, and small institutional backup
Contractor and electrical installer inventory

Additional Applications
Generator dealer and rental fleet stock
Prime power in off-grid or remote applications, subject to duty rating assessment
Component and parts recovery

Buyer to verify electrical suitability, load matching, duty rating, and code compliance for the intended installation.

Equipment Overview

Standby generator sets in the 25 to 35 kW range serve small commercial buildings, retail premises, agricultural operations, and larger residential or light industrial applications, providing automatic backup on utility failure. Both units here are gas-fueled, which suits fixed installations with a natural gas supply and avoids the fuel storage, handling, and shelf-life considerations that come with diesel.

The two units differ in ways that matter to a buyer. The Generac Guardian Elite is a 35 kW single phase unit running at 3600 RPM, with dual-fuel capability across natural gas and liquid propane vapor, and it carries reported hours under 400, which is low for a standby set. The Olympian is a 25 kW three phase unit running at 1800 RPM and is offered as new surplus with zero hours. The 1800 RPM speed on the Olympian generally corresponds to longer engine life and lower noise than a 3600 RPM unit, while the Generac offers greater output and fuel flexibility. Single phase and three phase are not interchangeable, so buyers should confirm which unit suits their installation.

Operating condition has not been verified on either unit. The Generac's hour reading is reported rather than confirmed and should be checked against the hour meter. The Olympian is described as new surplus, and while photographs show the enclosure in sound cosmetic condition, a unit of this age held in storage warrants inspection of the engine, alternator, battery, and control system before commissioning. Both units should be started and load tested prior to purchase where possible. Sold as-is, where-is.

Key Points
Two standby generator sets offered together
Generac Guardian Elite 35 kW natural gas and LP vapor, 120/240 V single phase, 3600 RPM
Olympian G25LTA2 25 kW natural gas, 120/208 V three phase, 1800 RPM
Generac hours reported under 400, unverified
Olympian offered as new surplus with zero hours
Both units enclosed for outdoor installation
60 Hz, North American voltage configurations
Units differ in output, phase, and speed and are not interchangeable
Currently stored among other equipment, access constrained
Operating condition unverified on both units
Sold as-is, where-is

The inventory is suitable for:
Commercial and industrial facilities requiring standby power
Building services and facilities managers
Agricultural and rural operations
Electrical contractors and installers
Generator dealers and rental fleet operators
Equipment refurbishers and parts recovery buyers

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is included?
Two standby generator sets: a Generac Guardian Elite 35 kW single phase unit and an Olympian G25LTA2 25 kW three phase unit.

Are the two units the same?
No. They differ in manufacturer, output, voltage, phase, and engine speed. The Generac is 35 kW at 120/240 V single phase running at 3600 RPM. The Olympian is 25 kW at 120/208 V three phase running at 1800 RPM. Buyers should confirm which unit suits their installation.

Do they run?
Operating condition has not been verified on either unit. Buyers should arrange starting and load testing prior to purchase where possible.

How many hours do they have?
The Generac is reported at under 400 hours, though this has not been verified against the hour meter. The Olympian is described as new surplus with zero hours.

What fuel do they use?
Both are natural gas. The Generac also carries a liquid propane vapor rating, giving it dual-fuel capability.

Are they enclosed?
Yes. Both units are housed in weather-protective enclosures suitable for outdoor installation.

Is a transfer switch included?
Transfer switch inclusion has not been confirmed. Contact Salvex to establish what ancillary equipment accompanies each unit.

Can I buy just one?
Contact Salvex regarding lot structure and individual unit availability.

How do I collect them?
Both units are currently stored among other equipment and access is constrained. Buyers are responsible for removal, rigging, loading, and transport, and should assess access before bidding. Contact Salvex to arrange inspection and removal.

What is the sale basis and condition?
Sold as-is, where-is, with no warranty expressed or implied as to function. Buyer to conduct independent inspection of the units.

Where are the units located?
North America. Specific location provided to qualified buyers through Salvex.