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the 004 can be modified to single phase, so l1 missing can be worked around.

Its missing the l1 lug (not horrible) and it looks like the radiator louvers are pinned open. also not too horrible. other than that looks like its in pretty good shape, this may be a bit overkill though.

unfortunately it wasnt an off the shelf device, I used an allen bradley PLC and wrote the software to fit my needs.

It doesnt wetstack too badly, on occasion I use a heater I built up to load it and clear it out. Yes I have it wired up to be fully automated.

I use my 004 for standby use, it is 3 phase but can be very easily rewired to single phase 120/ 240. I wired mine to autostart (but that took some doing) and 5000 seems a bit on the high side to me.

Consumer generators are rated in starting watts so a 10 KW generator is more of an 8000 watt generator. The Military generators, when they say 10 kw they mean 10 kw and then some. Honestly the best answer is to take current readings and use that to figure out how big you really need.

Has your 10 KW portable generator been running the things you need? Or is it just a few pennies short of a dollar?