Multiquip has upgraded its GA series of portable generators for what the Carson, Calif., company said is increased durability, easier handling and a redesigned control panel that allows the operator to power a wider variety of tools on the jobsite.
The GA series includes seven models with outputs from 2.5 to 9.7 kW. Multiquip said the gasoline-powered sets now offer several new features compared to Multiquip's previous line of portable generators. Each set is now wrapped with a 1 in. steel frame for improved durability, as well as additional twist receptacles so the operator can use more tools on the job.
The generators are fitted with a new-look control panel and the choice of Honda GX series or Robin EX series industrial grade engines. The line uses Robin EH 25-2 engines on the three smaller units. Honda's GX-340 engine is used on the three 6.0 kW modelss while the GX-610 is used on the largest 9.7 kW modal. All engines feature a recoil start, while electric start is available on the GA-6HE and GA-9.7HE models.
For easier handling, a lifting bail comes standard on the 3.6 kW and 6 kW generators. The bail's hinged design lays flat when not in use. As with earlier Multiquip portable generators, the new GA models have generator ends with 100% copper windings and brushless alternator designs, which Multiquip said ensures longer life for the alternator and provides voltage regulation of [+ or -] 3% for any tools powered by GA series units.
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Multiquip's GA series generators all feature voltmeters, low oil shutdown for engine protection and steel fuel tanks. For simpler transportation around the jobsite, optional wheel kits are also available. The generators range in weight from 104 lb. to 348 lb
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