A Generator Pricing Tool

1. A Generator Pricing Tool If you're in the market for a new generator, it's important to do your research before you purchase so you'll know everything you need to about the fuel consumption and features of the different generators available on the market today. When you do your research, you'll find there are two basic types of fuel that generators can be powered by - gasoline or natural gas. The gasoline models use larger tanks which must be refilled, while the natural gas-powered models use smaller tanks that won't need to be refilled. Since the size of the tank is a determining factor of the cost of the fuel, you should consider the size of your generator when making your purchase decision. Although the price may seem like an insignificant factor at first, once you start researching features you'll find gas powered generators can be much more costly than their gasoline counterparts. AlltimePower generator pricing tool also uses data to estimate the estimated life of the particular generator you are interested in. The tool factors in the age of the generator, the estimated mileage for its maximum possible life span, and the energy it can generate. The generator pricing tool functions on a linear basis using a cylinder as a starting point. You might know the cylinders are named from zero to six, but not all generators will

2. possess the same number of cylinders throughout its lifetime. However, if you're working with a relatively standard four-cycle engine, then a generator pricing tool should generally work with you. You should also take note of the power rating for your generator. Most gasoline generators are able to handle a force of up to 1500 Watts. Gasoline engines naturally produce higher wattage outputs, so if you plan to use your generator for more than a few hours a day, consider the higher wattage models as a better purchase. Generators are generally priced by their fuel size and the size of its combustion chamber. However, if your purpose outweighs the size of the generator, then you may be better off choosing a generator with a smaller fuel capacity, especially if it is intended to run for a shorter period of time. Contact Us: AlltimePower® Address: 900 Camp Street New Orleans, LA 70130 Phone: 877-800-3177 Email: marketing@alltimepower.com