Model MX PrimeGen Generator by Global Power Technologies

Designed for continuous-run with low intervention at off-grid, unsupervised sites. When a higher power range is required, but fuel consumption and emissions are top priorities, the MX is the strongest solution in the market. Designed for annual maintenance intervals, a wide start-up and operating temperature range, and simple operation, the MX can deliver up to 6kVA on propane or natural gas.  

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  • Model MX PrimeGen - An Untra-Reliable, Off-Grid Option for High-Power Applications

    Designed for continuous-run with low intervention at off-grid, unsupervised sites.

     

    When a higher power range is required, but fuel consumption and emissions are top priorities, the MX is the strongest solution in the market. Designed for annual maintenance intervals, a wide start-up and operating temperature range, and simple operation, the MX can deliver up to 6kVA on propane or natural gas.


    A Game Changer!

     

    There are few alternatives with less fuel consumption, lower emissions, fewer maintenance demands and a smaller footprint.

     

    The MX draws from Global Power Technologie’s decades of experience starting with its TEG technology used by NASA for the Apollo space mission and installed in one of the most remote off-grid environments – the moon. 

  • Features

     

    • Up to 6kW
    • Runs on natural gas or propane
    • Extremely low-maintenance. Only requires service once per year — no specialized training is needed
    • Remote monitoring available
    • Wide operating temperature from -40 to +40C (-40F to 104F). Please contact us for intermittent operating conditions above the specified range.
    • Auto-Standby mode allows the engine to start remotely anytime in all ambient conditions
    • Emissions as low as some solar hybrid alternatives with less complexity and operating cost
    • 50% lower emissions and fuel than external combustion engines

     

    Certifications

     

    • EPA 40 CFR Part 1054 Control of Emissions from New Small Nonroad Spark-Ignition Engines and Equipment
    • ANSI/CAN/UL/ULC 2200 - Standard for Safety, Stationary Engine Generator Assemblies