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Small Diesel Generator

Make the switch to Diesel Power!! Why buy a gasoline generator that may need major repairs after just 4,000 hours? Small diesel generators can easily last over 40,000 Hours!! This generator is great for home use, emergency power, camping, rv's, parties and any other portable power needs You won't find another diesel generator like this for a better price! Here's why its so great: Only 65db - Quieter than almost any small gasoline generator.

The Triron CT6800SEN provides reliable power for any of your tasks. Check out the features of small diesel generator: AC Frequency (Hz) 60Hz AC Output Voltage 120V / 240V Cont. AC Output 6000 Watts Max. AC Output 6500 Watts DC Output 10V / Fuel Tank Capacity 4 Gallon. Run Time 10 Hours Noise Level 65 dBA Dimension. Certificate EPA Certificate

Small diesel power generators, like those from Onan, Kubota and Kipor are recommended due to their longevity and lower operating costs. Today's modern small diesel generators are quiet and normally require much less maintenance than comparably sized gas generators, propane generators or natural gas generators. So, don't hesitate to consider used diesel generators.

Small RV diesel generator applications are available where this makes sense depending upon the available fuel source. RV motor homes that use diesel fuel for their primary engine fuel many times will have a small diesel generator onboard. If you require a diesel RV setup please make sure that the RV unit you want to purchase comes with that option directly from the manufacturer.

Small marine diesel generators operate on diesel fuel due to the nature of the boating environment and the desire to share the same fuel source with the primary propulsion power plant. Since space and weight is at a premium onboard a ship the addition of another fuel system with the capacity to operate for extended periods may not be desirable. Also, the longer expected life of a diesel engine and the need to operate the generator constantly make the diesel generator a natural fit for large boating / shipboard applications.

Large stationary industrial backup / standby generators, like those from Caterpillar, generally run on diesel fuel, but some can be powered by natural gas depending upon the application and setup. Diesel is preferred because of the lower operating cost and longer useful life of the overall generator unit. These units are usually engineered specifically for their particular application.