Current manufacturer-page references

Model Generation Natural gas kW Propane kW Main breaker Source
7260 Next Generation 21 22 100A Generac
7327 Next Generation 24 26 110A Generac
7282 Next Generation 25 28 125A Generac

Sources checked September 4, 2026. Listed model numbers identify the generator-only references. Transfer equipment and package pricing must be confirmed separately. Manufacturer pages describe five-year limited warranties; read the applicable terms and exclusions for the actual purchase. Appearance on a manufacturer page is not proof of dealer stock.

Download the specifications CSV, including source URLs, check date and the recorded starting prices. A blank price is not zero; it means this dataset does not record it.

How to compare the rows

Use the column for the fuel you will use. The 26 and 28 kW names describe propane output here, while the natural-gas figures are 24 and 25 kW. A main-breaker rating does not establish the generator’s continuous output or motor-start capability.

For a complete buying decision, add the transfer-equipment configuration, installation scope and local service proposal. Use the quote checklist and buying guide for that broader comparison.

Model detail and limitations

Read the 22 kW, 26 kW and 28 kW guides for family-specific context. Do not apply these rows to older Guardian models with similar names.

This reference does not supply independent noise measurements, failure rates, installed prices or availability guarantees. Additional manufacturers should enter the dataset only with equivalent source documentation and clear package boundaries.

How should you cite a row from this reference?

Cite the generator model, fuel, value and linked manufacturer document together. Include the source-check date when using a time-sensitive figure, and retain any package limitation. For a purchase decision, follow the corresponding model guide and request documentation matching the quoted ordering code. Our editorial policy explains how source scope is handled.

Why are some specifications not listed?

An empty or omitted specification means this reference does not establish it for that model and configuration. It does not mean zero consumption, no noise or an included accessory. Request the missing manufacturer document before using the value to select equipment, and keep a supplier’s package quote separate from a generator specification.