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The
EG generator
class is designed for light duty use by homeowners and
do-it-yourselfers. The EG
class is designed to be lightweight, easy to use and low
cost. Typical uses for the EG
class are: powering of small tools for general repairs
around the home and light duty stand-by-power during power
outages. Engines selected for the
EG class includes Briggs &
Stratton and the Honda-GC. All EG class alternators are
high quality, brushless type. EG
class generators feature alternator mounted receptacles
and either engine mounted or frame mounted 8 gallon fuel
tanks. The EG
class generators are available with “T” bar
or full roll cage configurations. The
EG class generators are available
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The
E
generator class is designed for general use by
the professional and the advanced do-it-yourselfer.
The E
class is designed for heavy duty use, yet is lightweight
and simple to operate. Typical intended uses for
the E
class are: short term stand-by-power, and the
powering of tools. The E
class features premium engines such as Honda with
engine mounted fuel tanks and alternator mounted
receptacles. The E
class features heavy duty brushless alternators
with THD less than 6%. The E
class generators are available in 3100 and 3600
watt surge ratings.
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The
ES generator
class is designed for general use by the professional.
The ES
class is designed for heavy duty service on the job
site or as temporary stand-by-power. The ES
class features only premium engines such as Honda and
the Briggs & Stratton Vanguard. The ES
class features brushless heavy duty alternators with
THD less than 6%. ES
class generators are equipped with frame mounted control
panels, frame mounted long run 8 gallon fuel tanks,
and super heavy duty frames. ES
class generators are available in both manual and electric
start versions. Wheel kits, sky hooks, and custom panel
configurations are available options. The ES
class generators are available in 5000, 7250, 9500,
11000 or 12000 watt surge ratings.
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The
S generator
class is designed with the professional in mind. The
S class
has all of the features needed and expected to meet
the needs of the most demanding job site applications.
The S
class features only premium engines such as the Honda
GX series and the Briggs & Stratton Vanguard. The
S class
alternators are heavy duty, brushless designs with Total
Harmonic Distortion - less than 6%. Each S
class generator is equipped with electric start (where
available), frame mounted control panels, long run fuel
tanks, and super heavy duty, yet compact, frames. Standard
on most S
class generators is a lifting eye, idle-control and
a voltage selector switch. The S
class is available in 3100, 5000, and 7250 watt surge
ratings.
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The
E-ES Diesel
generator class is designed for general use by the professional.
The E-ES
class is designed for heavy duty service on the job
site or as temporary stand-by-power. The E-ES
class features only premium engines such as Yanmar and
Ruggerini. The E-ES
class generators feature premium brushless alternators
with THD less than 6%. E-ES
class generators are equipped with frame mounted control
panels, frame mounted long run 8 gallon fuel tanks and
super heavy duty frames. E-ES
class generators are available in both manual and electric
start versions. Wheel kits and skyhooks are available
options. The E-ES
class generators are available in 4000, 5500 or 11500
watt surge ratings.
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Our
SM class
generator is our Natural Gas/Propane unit.
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Power
Cables, Inlet boxes and Transfer switches. |
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Pramac
generators are designed to last for years and
perform under the most demanding circumstances.
They use high quality engines and will provide
power for those emergencies requiring power.
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