Powermate Gas Powered Generators

This group of Powermate gas powered generators incorporate powerful gas engines and known engine brands like Honda, Kohler, and Subaru to give ultimate reliability for your home or work site. For recreational use, home backup and professional contractors, these portable generators provide superior performance. Wattages here range between 8,000 to 12,000 Watts giving you the peace of mind. Combine these units with an automatic transfer switch and transition power to your generator when you need it. Automatic transfer switches monitor the incoming utility power continuously. Any voltage sags, brownouts, spikes, or surges will initiate the command to the generator to start and then transfer energy. When the utility power is turned back on, the transfer switch then returns back to the utility.

Use our wattage worksheet to determine your needs based on anticipated usage. If bad weather interrupts your electrical service you can find yourself in a position where you are not able to provide the essential things your family or work place needs; from running your refrigerator and lights to powering your sump pump they require power. These essentials will stay off until the power grid is restored. Powermate portable generators make it possible to maintain the essential power in your home or on the job during such outages. Assembled in the USA, all generator models are designed for reliability and ease of use.

These high output portable generators can provide a reliable backup source for power using quality Honda, Kohler, or Subaru engines, respected brands in the engine industry. Ideal for supplying power to your home or your jobsite. Electric start to power up the Powermate gas powered generators with a turn of the key. Portability kit includes 13” pneumatic tires with dual folding handles.

This series of compact home standby generators utilize the highest quality components and are tested to the highest standards. Using world class engines such as Honda or Subaru, you know they are designed to last.