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XD5000E features 12-gallon fuel tank, single-touch electric start and durable steel cradle.
WAUKESHA, Wis. – August 13, 2015 – Generac Power Systems, a leading designer and manufacturer of backup power generators and engine-powered tools, unveiled its new diesel-powered portable generator, the XD5000E, designed for high-intensity needs associated with professional use.
Ideal for professionals and contractors looking to power tools, lights and other equipment, the XD5000E is uniquely engineered for the rugged demands associated with construction jobsites and agricultural applications. Specifically, the sturdy steel frame provides added durability while the Tier IV compliant, industrial-grade diesel engine offers a more efficient unit that requires less maintenance.
Easy, hassle-free start-up is achieved thanks to the single-touch electric start. Plus, the large-capacity 12-gallon fuel tank with fuel gauge provides a long runtime of 32 hours at 50% load, which reduces jobsite interruptions from having to continuously refuel.
Generac also incorporates its patented TruePower™ Technology, which allows electricity to be generated with low total harmonic distortion for clean, smooth operation of electronics and equipment.
Put true professional power to work with the XD5000E for just $3,699 MSRP.
Other professional features include:
The XD5000E is available through Generac and Generac Mobile Products distribution partners across the U.S. Visit www.Generac.com or call 1-888-GENERAC to locate the nearest distribution partner.
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