The 50 kW John Deere Diesel Generator Set – Tier 4 operates using diesel to power a high reliability John Deere diesel engine that drives a synchronous electrical generator. This electrical generator is a compact brushless design featuring automatic output voltage regulation to compensate for load and temperature variations. The generator uses a Deep Sea digital controller […]
The 15kW Kubota Diesel Generator uses an industrial, heavy-duty Kubota diesel engine for strong and reliable output. This Tier 4 electrical generator is economically compact with a brushless design that features automatic output voltage regulation to compensate for load and temperature variations. The 15kW Kubota Diesel Generator engine uses cost-effective power with lower fuel consumption for cleaner […]
The 22 kW Isuzu Diesel Generator Engine system uses diesel to power a high-reliability Isuzu diesel engine, which in turn runs a synchronous electrical generator. The compact generator features an automatic voltage regulator to offset load and temperature variations. The 22 kW Isuzu Diesel Generator Engine has a user-friendly Deep Sea Electronics control module to monitor your utility supply […]
The 31 kW Kubota Diesel Generator – EPA Tier 4 is a diesel-powered electrical generator that features automatic output voltage regulation to compensate for load and temperature variations. The Deep Sea Electronics control panel on the generator provides an extensive number of valuable features and is very user-friendly. The module will monitor your utility supply, display warnings, shut down […]
Americas Generators is here to provide UL2200 and EPA certified generators for your assisted living facilities to be in compliance with the new Eldery Affairs and Health Care Administration Rules put into place in March 2018 by the State of Florida. If your assisted living facility needs to upgrade with a new generator to meet the new requirements or if your […]
There are single-phase and three-phase generators, but not a lot of people understand the difference between the two. The three-phase generator is most often used in large equipment, while everyday household equipment generally uses single-phase generators. The difference between the two types of generators involves an understanding of the science behind electric currents. When operating […]
When people think of backup generators, they usually think of those that run on either gasoline or diesel. In the event of a power outage—usually due to a big storm—homeowners can pull out their emergency generator from their garage or storage shed. In a matter of minutes, power will be restored to the home. While […]
A diesel generator is a combination of a diesel engine and an electric generator that creates electricity in times of need. Diesel-run electric generators are utilized in areas that are not connected to a power grid or that are experiencing an emergency power-supply interruption such as a grid failure. Among gas-powered generators, diesel iterations tend […]
Beginning in 2004, the EPA began a scaled requirement for all non-emergency generators to be upgraded to Tier 4 Final by 2015. The Tier 4 emissions standards require the reduction of particulate matter by over 90% and nitrogen oxide emissions by 45 percent. This has resulted in a significant investment in engine development. Americas Generators […]
It’s always a good idea to do a little planning as you step into a new year—that can include planning for the needs of your family in the event of an emergency. Power outage is a high risk—especially during seasons of severe weather. Winter storms may snap power lines, leaving homes without energy for days. […]