Gaseous Industrial Generators

Gas Fuelled Generators are suitable for all applications that require extended run time, lower exhaust or noise emissions, or that have location constraints for on-site fuel storage, such as: healthcare, public  infrastructure, transportation infrastructure, commercial buildings, data centers and industrial buildings.

Natural gas generators convert a gaseous supply into electricity. Differently to their diesel relatives, these generators must be able to burn a gaseous (instead of liquid) fuel. That requires a carburetor, which will be specifically designed and configured to handle pressurized gas, blending a precise quantity of fuel and air, and then inject it into the engine to make the generator run.

Gas fuel provides virtually unlimited run-time during an electric power outage, with lower environmental impact and ease of use with the innovative Power Zone™ control system. If compared with traditional diesels, gas generator sets ensure reduced maintenance costs and simplified installation possibilities, especially in elevated areas where storage of large amounts of liquid fuel would be a concern.