Generac 0G7622B Fuel Regulator Assembly for 8 kW Air-Cooled Standby Generators (One-Sided)

MPN 0G7622B

In stockFuel Regulator

Overview

The Generac 0G7622B is a genuine Generac fuel regulator assembly for 8 kW Generac air-cooled home standby generators. It is cataloged as the 8 kW, one-sided regulator assembly (ASSY REGULATOR 8KW- ONE SIDED) and controls the gaseous fuel supplied to the generator engine.

Key features

  • Genuine Generac part number 0G7622B
  • For 8 kW Generac air-cooled standby generators
  • Generac regulators are serial-number specific: confirm your unit before ordering

Fits

  • Generators: 8 kW Generac air-cooled home standby generators that list 0G7622B in their parts manual
  • Typical equipment: Generac air-cooled home standby generators, plus Generac-built units sold under other brand names
  • How to confirm fitment: regulator part numbers change with the generator's serial number. Read the model and serial number from the data label inside the generator enclosure and send them to our team, or call (218) 438-3644, and we will confirm 0G7622B is correct.

Specifications

Brand Generac
MPN 0G7622B
Also listed as GEN0G7622B
Part name Regulator assembly, 8 kW, one-sided
Type Gaseous fuel regulator assembly
Generator size 8 kW air-cooled standby
Shipping weight 3.2 lb
Shipping carton About 10 x 6 x 5 in

Frequently asked questions

What does the Generac 0G7622B do?

It is the fuel regulator assembly on 8 kW Generac air-cooled standby generators, controlling the gaseous fuel delivered to the engine.

Which generators use the 0G7622B?

It is listed for 8 kW Generac air-cooled units. Regulator part numbers are serial-number specific, so check your parts manual or send us your model and serial number.

Is 0G7622B the same as 0G7622H or 0G7622GSRV?

They are related Generac regulator numbers for air-cooled units, but they are separate part numbers. Use the number your generator's parts list calls for, or ask our team to check it for you.

Is this a genuine Generac part?

Yes. 0G7622B is Generac's own part number, supplied new through our distribution network.

Where do I find my generator's model and serial number?

On the data label inside the generator enclosure, usually visible when the lid or service panel is open.

Should I install a fuel regulator myself?

Fuel system work on a standby generator should be done by a qualified technician, and gas connections must be leak-tested after installation.