Powerchief portable generators utilize inverter technology to produce clean sine wave of energy that prevents surging, making them suitable for use with sensitive electronics. Oil alert shuts unit off when oil drops below safe operating level to prevent possible damage. Inverter units also have l2 Vdc terminal for use when charging automotive type batteries.

Baldor Electric Company, Fort Smith, Arkansas based manufacturer of energy saving industrial electric motors, drives and generators, announces new Powerchief portable generators with inverter technology.

Baldor inverter technology makes these generators ideally suited for use with sensitive electronics (computers, printers, etc.) because the generator produces a clean sine wave of energy that prevents surging. To prevent any possible damage to the unit, an oil alert will shut the unit off when the oil drops below a safe operating level. Baldor Powerchief inverter units also have a l2 volt DC terminal for use when charging automotive type batteries.

Four Powerchief models are available from stock and are designed to provide the very latest generator technology while delivering clean, quiet power.