Products: mini-Combined Heat & Power
Lower Your Natural Gas & Electric Utility Costs
Perfect to power facilities like assisted living housing, as well as small industrial sites and commercial facilities. Dramatically reduce heating and/or hot water cost and get free electricity (4KW or more from each engine). Great return on investment can be achieved if you can use the heat generated from the engine and the electricity it produces. Efficiency can be as high as 92%.
Works seamlessly with utility power.
We provide a free estimate of your total savings and break even point with a complimentary review of your electric needs. This helps to ensure we can lower both your gas and electric bills. This is usually the case, so we then prepare a no-obligation proposal for your review.
Long Endurance
Specially designed for years of continuous operations, with minimal maintenance.
Features
Helps attain zero-emissions goals (especially using RNG)
Electric output per unit: 1 - 4+ kWh
Quiet operation: 55 dB
Fuel: Natural Gas, Propane, Renewable Natural Gas (RNG)
Max heat output per hour: 42,500 btu (using natural gas)
Run time rating: 40,000 hours (test models have run in excess of 80,000 hours)
Maintenance interval: 4,000 hours
No belts; components can be replaced or reconditioned
Multiple units can be used together for larger loads
Small Footprint
Requires very little space per unit.
Made in USA
Completely sourced and built in America.
Best Used for…
Generating electricity and being able to use the exhaust heat from the engine (heating water, etc). Continuous runtime dramatically reduces electric bills.
Making use of engine exhaust heat provides additional savings. Combined heat & power results in useful energy +/- 90% efficiency.
Uses Biogas, Natural Gas or Propane
You will need a local fuel supply. Natural gas is one of the best fuels, being most abundant, but other fuel types can be used, such as propane and renewable natural gas.
California Air Emissions Testing Results
Reduce Risk
Grid reliability is becoming a common concern. Having your own electric generation capability reduces your operational risk and helps protect you from unexpected utility costs.
Tax Benefits?
Systems that qualify as Combined Heat and Power (CHP), can qualify for Federal Tax Credit (30% of the total installation, up to 50 megawatts in size).
Other State and Federal tax benefits may also apply.