New 20-60 kW Generators Feature New Enclosure and Fuel Tank Designs

Kohler, Wis. — The five new small-range diesel generators from Kohler Power Systems have been redesigned with compactness and durability in mind for standby and prime power applications. Available in 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 kW models, these new diesel generators also meet the 2008 CI emission regulations, the company reports Both weatherproof and sound-attenuated enclosures are available, and keep the generator noise levels down to 65 dBA. The enclosures are available in rugged steel or aluminum construction. The integral, in-skid fuel tanks offer a more compact design and provide between 24-48 hours of continuous operation. www.kohler.com.

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On-Site Utility Energy Earns EPA and DOE Recognition

Waltham, Mass. — American DG Energy Inc. was honored with a 2008 ENERGY STAR CHP (Combined Heat and Power) Award by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for the pollution reduction and energy efficiency qualities of its CHP project at the Westfield YMCA, located in Westfield, N.J. The 140 kW system simultaneously supplies electricity and heat, which is used for domestic hot water production for showers and heat for swimming pools. To be recognized, a project must meet EPA criteria for efficiency and fuel savings and make outstanding contributions to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from energy production. www.americandg.com.

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Heavy-Duty, Diesel Generator Offers Reduced Emissions

Redmond, Wash. — The new Terex T360 Super Quiet Generator is powered by a heavy-duty, 426-hp Cummins diesel engine, and offers Tier 3 compliance to meet the latest environmental standards, the company reports. The Cummins engine offers reduced emissions and is electronically controlled to provide frequency regulation to an accuracy of +/- 0.25% for sensitive electronics such as computers. The T360 offers 360 kilovolt amps, or 288 kilowatts, of prime electrical output to provide operators the flexibility to power loads, ideal for rental power applications, such as powering large tower cranes and pumps, or providing temporary power during electrical substation maintenance. The distribution panel on the T360 includes a five-lug distribution board, single-phase convenience receptacles and optional cam lock-style connectors. The three-phase voltages on the unit include 208 / 220 / 240 / 440 / 480, and the single-phase voltages are 120 / 240. www.terex.com.

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