The first thing you'll notice about EverGreen is it's size. It's roughly a 4 foot cube. By maintaining this footprint, multiple machines can be loaded on one truck. This also allows EverGreen to be placed in more places on a job site, event space, or other area saving you money for equipment transport. Most tow behind gen sets take up more room since they sit on a separate trailer which means more freight. But this isn't the biggest reason why EverGreen is different. EverGreen also eliminates a lot of the cable and electrical distribution required with tow behind generators. Many people are surprised to find that renting or buying a tow behind generator will not work for their application because it lacks the necessary electrical connections they need. It's like renting a car without wheels! EverGreen has it's own quick change electrical panels which allows the user to plug right in to the machine. EverGreen is very quiet (around 65 db @ 21') so it's friendly around people.

We have taken great precautions to make sure the EverGreen is safe. One of the first things you'll notice is the two emergency stop buttons. When depressed while operating, the engine shuts off and the fuel tank solenoids shut off stopping the vapor gas from leaving the tank. EverGreen is also vented on each side to allow any vapor gas to leave the fuel tank area. EverGreen also features a gas leak monitor that looks for a vapor gas leak while in operation. If a leak is ever detected, all operation is halted as if a emergency stop button was depressed and an audible alarm sounds. There are other safety features built into the EverGreen such as shunt trip main breaker (with voltage variation detection) and rugged 4 way fork pocket skid to make lifting a EverGreen easy and safe.

A common use for the EverGreen is powering special events. Many times that includes power for food vendors. These vendors appreciate EverGreen's ability to produce endless, on-demand hot water. Other places where hot water is useful is in disaster recovery efforts.

The best part about EverGreen is it's simple to use controls. There is a single on-off switch. When the switch is turned to on, there is a 30 second delay. This allows the EverGreen to verify that there are no vapor gas leaks. Once verified, the engine starts and now power is available. Close the main circuit breaker and the two output panels are energized. If you want hot water without electricity, from the single switch select water only mode and you can enjoy endless hot water.

We are finishing our prototype testing and will begin taking orders October 2014.