Home Generators
Since the day man harnessed the powers of electricity, electricity has been an essential part of life. Every job in the world, no matter how big or small it is, has been made easier by electricity. We do our laundry using electric washing machines, we heat our water using electric water heaters, some home already use convection stoves for cooking, we brighten up our homes using electric lights, we cool our homes using electric air conditioning, we surf the Internet using computers (that run on electricity!), etc.
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Kohler is a leader of standby and emergency power technology for all different walks in life – residential, commercial, and industrial. It is no wonder why Kohler is the preferred brand of most homeowners in America as their standby generator.

Being one of the most trusted brands in Japan for manufacturing heavy equipment, agricultural machines, and air conditioning, Kubota has been an industry standard for quality and heavy duty equipment. The Kubota Corporation has been operating since its inception in 1890 in Osaka, Japan. It sold its first engine in 1922, and introduced the compact diesel engine to America in 1976.
Kubota Engine America (KEA) is a subsidiary of Kubota that specializes in the manufacturing of compact industrial engines and efficient power generators.

A man named Clessie Lyle Cummins was among a few me who saw the potential commercial value of Rudolph Diesel’s development for an alternative fuel. Cummins since developed the Diesel we all know today, and have been one of the cornerstones of the development of diesel engines. Founded in 1919, the Cummins Diesel Company has been a leader in engine innovation.
Since then, Cummins have extended out into different branches of the engine industry including the manufacturing of emission systems, fuel systems, turbo technologies and power generation systems.