Ensure uninterrupted power wherever you need it with our versatile generators—available in both portable and standby models to suit residential, commercial, and remote applications. Constructed with heavy-gauge steel frames, durable powder-coat finishes, and industrial-grade engines, these generators deliver reliable wattage for tools, appliances, and critical systems. Choose from gasoline, propane, or diesel fuel options, all featuring electric start, low-oil automatic shutoff, and voltage regulation to protect sensitive electronics. With intuitive control panels, multiple outlet types (including GFCI and RV-ready receptacles), and integrated fuel gauges, our generators make power management simple—whether you’re on a job site, camping, or safeguarding your home during an outage.
Maintenance Tips for Generator
Perform Oil and Filter Changes
– Change engine oil after the first 20 hours of operation, then every 50–100 hours or as specified in the manual. Replace the oil filter when changing oil to maintain peak engine performance.
Inspect and Clean the Air Filter
– Check the air filter every 25 hours; clean or replace it if it’s dirty or clogged to ensure proper airflow and prevent engine damage.
Test Fuel System and Spark Plug
– Drain and refill old fuel every 30 days for gasoline models or follow propane/diesel guidelines. Inspect spark plug annually—clean or replace it to maintain reliable starts and efficient combustion.
Exercise the Generator Monthly
– Run the generator under load for 15–20 minutes each month to lubricate internal parts, charge the battery (for standby units), and verify system readiness.
Check Battery and Electrical Connections
– For electric-start and standby units, inspect battery terminals quarterly for corrosion. Tighten connections and keep the battery charged to ensure reliable starts.
FAQs
How do I choose the right generator size?
Calculate your total wattage by adding starting (surge) and running (rated) wattage of all devices you plan to power simultaneously. Select a generator with at least 10–20% extra capacity to handle surges smoothly.
What fuel type is best for my needs?
Gasoline models are widely available and affordable for portable use; propane burns cleaner and stores indefinitely; diesel offers superior fuel efficiency and durability for heavy-duty or standby applications.
Can I run sensitive electronics on a generator?
Yes—choose an inverter generator or one with automatic voltage regulation (AVR) to produce clean, stable power safe for laptops, home theater systems, and medical equipment.
How loud is a generator in operation?
Noise levels vary by model: portable generators typically run between 60–75 dB at 7 meters, while quieter inverter models operate around 50–60 dB. Check the decibel rating if noise is a concern.
Do generators require permits or inspections?
Regulations differ by locality; consult your municipality for permit requirements on standby generator installation, and schedule annual inspections for safe operation and code compliance.
Why Choose Our Generators
Our generators combine rugged construction, advanced engine technology, and user-friendly features to deliver dependable power on demand. Backed by comprehensive warranties, nationwide service support, and clear operating manuals, they’re engineered for long life and hassle-free performance—so you can focus on your work, recreation, or peace of mind without worrying about electricity.
