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90-100kW Towable Generator, Diesel
- Cat Class:
- 240-3231
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Product description
This 90 to 100-kilowatt sound-attenuated generator is designed for easy operation and efficiency. Our mobile generator rental has a 3-position, 3-phase and single-phase alternator and fuel tanks easily accessible from the roadside. It is diesel-powered and mounted on a trailer for efficient transportation around your jobsite. Manufacturers include leading brands like Cummins, HIPOWER and more.
- 90-100kW
- Towable generator
- Diesel powered
- 120/240V 1Ph, 277/480V 3Ph or 120/208V 3Ph
- Uses: This 4-cycle diesel engine is ideal for jobsites that require maximum durability
Project spotlight
Hurricane Laura: Boots on the Ground in the Gulf
Summary
Kevin Olson, a Power & HVAC specialist with United Rentals, describes Hurricane Laura as one of the most devastating disasters he’s faced in his career, causing widespread destruction to his branch, home, and employees' lives. United Rentals’ Emergency Response Team (ERT) played a critical role in managing the crisis by setting up a command center, coordinating equipment distribution, and providing support for both local and national customers. Olson praised the ERT's scale, speed, and organization, which alleviated the burden on local teams and allowed them to focus on recovery efforts amidst challenges like Hurricane Delta and COVID-19.
Challenge
The extensive destruction caused by Hurricane Laura severely impacted United Rentals' Lake Charles branch, displaced employees, and overwhelmed local resources. This was compounded by subsequent challenges, including Hurricane Delta and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, making coordination, communication, and recovery efforts even more difficult.
Impact
The Emergency Response Team (ERT) mobilized significant resources, including setting up a command center, providing housing (e.g., travel trailers), and distributing equipment to both local and national customers, highlighting the scale of the disaster response effort.