Tri-Fuel Conversion Kits

Saves Money: Enjoy a substantial saving in the cost of fueling your generator and also in the overall operating or maintenance costs. Running on either LPG or CNG gas extends the working life of your generator offers smoother operation and prevents the build-up of sediment deposits associated with petrol which usually damage the engine over time.

Saves Lives: Gas-fed generators are far safer to operate than petrol-fed units. This produces a fraction (10%) of the carbon monoxide emissions in the environment.

Saves the Planet: Gas generators decrease carbon monoxide (CO) emissions by more than 90%, and hydrocarbon emissions (HC) by more than 70% compared to petrol generators.

Durability: Since there’s no oil pollution or dilution to the lube and the gas generator works softly, the life of the engine correspondingly increases. With gas generator, when the generator does not work or not in use for a long time, the gas will not produce oil slick in the carburetor. That avoids the difficulty start or bad filtration of the engine etc. thus extending engine durability.

Decrease Exhaust Emission: Gas generator’s exhaust emissions are much better than that of fuel generator. CO emissions decrease to more than 90% while HC emissions decrease to more than 70%. At the same time, because the gas combustion is soft, the working noise of the generator engine is reduced greatly than the fuel oil unit.

Economical: LPG/CNG or biogas used in the place of petrol for the running of power generator can be fully combusted or burnt off thereby increasing the thermal efficiency higher. Moreso, in making economic cost comparison for the cost of 1 kilowatt hour of electricity generated by the generator, CNG (compressed natural gas) is 1/5th of petrol and LPG (cooking gas) is approximately 1/2 the cost of petrol. Therefore, running your generator with CNG gas is most economical.