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Generators Category Spec Sheet

Generators provide on-demand electrical power for various applications and can be portable or stationary. Key specifications include power output, engine type, fuel capacity, and noise levels. They are essential for construction sites, events, and emergency power.

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Specifications by system

Power Output

Rated Power5 kW - 2000 kWContinuous power output
Surge Power6 kW - 3000 kWMaximum power for short bursts
Voltage Output120V/240V, 208V, 480VCommon output voltages
Frequency50 Hz, 60 HzStandard electrical frequencies

Engine

Engine TypeDiesel, Gasoline, Natural Gas, PropaneFuel source
Horsepower10 hp - 2500 hpEngine's power rating
Fuel Tank Capacity5 gal - 1000 galSize of the fuel tank
Run Time at 50% Load8 hrs - 72 hrsHow long it can run on a full tank

Dimensions

Length2 ft - 30 ftOverall length of the unit
Width1.5 ft - 8 ftOverall width of the unit
Height2 ft - 12 ftOverall height of the unit

Operating

Weight100 lbs - 80,000 lbsOperating weight of the generator
Noise Level60 dBA - 85 dBASound output at 7 meters
Start TypeElectric, Recoil, RemoteMethod of starting the generator

Weight classes

ClassWeight rangeTypical use
Portable Smallunder 500 lbsresidential, small job sites
Medium Duty Towable500 lbs - 10,000 lbsconstruction, events, emergency backup
Heavy Duty Towable/Skid10,001 lbs - 40,000 lbslarge construction, industrial, data centers
Industrial Stationaryover 40,000 lbsmunicipal, utility, large-scale industrial

Common attachments

Trailer MountFuel Tank SkidsAutomatic Transfer SwitchParallel KitWeather EnclosureBlock HeaterRemote Monitoring SystemExhaust SilencerSpider BoxDistribution Panel

Typical price ranges

Used Entry Level

$1,000 - $10,000

Smaller, older units with higher hours

New Mid-Range

$15,000 - $75,000

New, mid-sized generators with standard features

Used Industrial

$50,000 - $250,000

Large, used industrial-grade units

New High Capacity

$100,000 - $1,000,000+

New, very large stationary or custom-built generators

Buyer tip: Always verify the generator's actual power output (kW or kVA), fuel type, and voltage configuration match your application needs. Check for maintenance history and hours of operation for used models.