Rugged Industrial Generators Provide Power Where Needed
JACKSONVILLE, FL - Known for compact gen-sets, Next Generation Power also offers a standard line of low-speed, radiator-cooled Industrial Generators.
JACKSONVILLE, FL - Known for compact gen-sets, Next Generation Power also offers a standard line of low-speed, radiator-cooled Industrial Generators. For use with service truck, construction, and industrial applications, home standby use during storms, or anywhere power is needed, the fuel-efficient, quiet units feature a heavy-duty, four cycle, water-cooled Kubota engine.
Next Gen Industrial Generators are available in models ranging from 5-40 kW. Able to be built to a customer's specifications, the gen-sets operate at 1,800 rpm for a long life and quiet performance.
Offered with a channel subframe base or four-point isolation mounts, the single-bearing gen-sets feature a brushless rotating field exciter and generator-mounted solid state electric voltage regulator. Standard equipment includes a 12V electric starter and battery charging alternator, fuel filter and transfer pump, dry air cleaner, muffler, key switch starter, hour meter and easy-drain oil change system.
The Industrial Generators provide automatic shutdown for low oil pressure and high coolant temperature. To fit any application, the versatile units can be fit with an optional fuel tank, sheet metal enclosure, on or off-road trailers or instrument panels.
The generators have a one-year factory warranty on the total assembly and a three-year warranty on the Kubota engine.
Machine shop tested, the superior Industrial Generators from Next Gen have suggested retail prices starting at $5,195. Measuring 40" L x 20" W x 29" H and weighing 510 lbs., the pictured unit produces 21 kW and costs $7,495.
For more information, contact Next Generation Power at (888) 463-9879, e-mail ngpowersales@bellsouth.net, or visit www.nextgenerationpower.com.
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