Cummins Onan Commercial QG 7.0 Gasoline 120/240V | 7.0HGJAE-1912 Reviews

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Cummins Onan Commercial QG7000 Gasoline 120/240V
Designed for tough commercial applications, the Cummins Onan Quiet Gas Series generators are loaded with quality features. These include exceptionally low noise and vibration, easy installation, diagnostic capability and digital regulation which maintains voltage stability as loads change.
The advanced digital control provides extensive diagnostic capabilities by constantly monitoring the generator set's operation and alerting the user to potential problems. It also assists the operator or service personnel in troubleshooting a variety of operating conditions and service checks.
Features & Benefits:
• Quietest and lowest vibration generator set in its class
• Integrated housing design
• Enclosed muffler for ease of installation
• Self-diagnostic capability to simplify troubleshooting
• Runs two ACs with power to spare
• Digital regulation for voltage stability as loads change
• 2-year limited warranty, 5-year drive warranty
Picture is representative of actual product, this unit has no hydraulic pump.Note:• Effective January 1, 2011, gasoline generator sets on trailers, diesel chassis or any other non-motorized mobile apparatus must have an EVAP generator set, approved tank, EVAP canister, hoses and fittings all meeting the CARB Tier 3 and EPA phase 3 standards and specifications. This law applies in all 50 states.

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“I have this Cummins Onan generator in a food truck that is totally electric. To date, it has performed very well. It is quiet, though not as quiet as the "big name" 7000 watt inverter generator that I previously used, though they are different style generators completely. My truck has LED lighting inside, which have a little bit of a flicker at times with this generator but it is not significantly noticeable. The "big name" generator did not have this flicker, I believe, because of the cleaner power (inverter generator.) The Cummins Onan produces 7,000 running watts as opposed to the 5500 running watts of the "big name" brand. There is still the limitation of the 30A breaker, which is probably not quite large enough for the number of big ticket items my truck has but I am committed to gas as opposed to diesel due to the gas chassis gas tank of the food truck. (I don't want to add a fuel cell for diesel.) The fuel economy of this generator is as advertised in the specs. The "big name" inverter generator definitely has better fuel economy but it is a pain in the tail to fuel up the 5-gallon integrated tank EVERY time I take the truck out. The fact that the Cummins-Onan uses the chassis gas tank is worth a great deal to me! It allows for much longer run times and the convenience factor is powerful time saver! The bottom line is... I confidently recommend this generator.”

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