26kw Briggs and stratton generator wire size?

[jasonmckenna]

Hello,
I bought a 26kw B&S generator. It sits roughly about 200ft from soon to be house. I will be using propane so that will generate 26kw. I was thinking of using 0G up 200ft maybe further, Rated at 600v would that be safe it's generating 108amp. Asl do I use a 100 amp box or higher. And last question since it is a generator do I have to ground it like normal houses on the grid or just rund a grounding line from the generator to the box? I did provide the specs.
I thank you all who help. We are building from ground up and building our own log home and totally 100% off grid.

Specs:
UL Listed
Starting System. 12v Auto Start
Consumer Engine Warranty. 6 Years
Engine RPM. 3600 RPM
Low Oil Alert/Shutdown. Yes
Weight. 540 Pounds
Made in USA. Yes
Consumer Warranty. 10 Years
Product Style. Prime Generator
Product Length. 46.5 Inches
Product Width. 26.8 Inches
Product Height. 28.4 Inches
Voltage. 120/240 Single-Phase
Frequency. 60 Hertz
Rated Watts. 26000 Watts
Fuel Type. LP/Natural Gas
NG Power Capacity. 24000 Watts
LP Power Capacity. 26000 Watts
NG Fuel Consumption @ 50% Load
206 ft³/hr

NG Fuel Consumption @ 100% Load
323 ft³/hr

LP Fuel Consumption @ 50% Load
2.6 gallons/hr

LP Fuel Consumption @ 100% Load
4.7 gallons/hr

Rated Amps 108.3 Amps
Decibel Rating @ 7m. 65
Hour Meter. Yes
Transfer Switch. Automatic (Not Included)
Battery. Not Included
Enclosure. Aluminum
Circuit Breaker Size. 125 Amps. Mounting Pad. Steel (Included)
Cooling System. Self Cooling

 

[ActionDave]

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