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    The Firehouse.com Generators product category is a collection of information, product listings and resources for researching various fire apparaus and emergency vehicle generators, on-board and built-in generators, power plants and PTO options.
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    Harrison Hydra-Gen Releases the resQube; Powered by Holmatro

    Harrison Hydra-Gen
    March 28, 2019
    The resQube is the next evolution of Hydraulic Rescue Tool systems; a collaboration between Harrison Hydra-Gen and Holmatro.
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    Product of the Day: Harrison Hydra-Gen -- Auxiliary Power Unit 10K200

    Harrison Hydra-Gen
    Jan. 8, 2019
    The compact and light-weight Auxiliary Power Unit 10K200 is an all-new concept in Idle Reduction Technology.
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    Product of the Day: Harrison Hydra-Gen -- STINGER Generator

    Harrison Hydra-Gen
    Jan. 15, 2018
    The Harrison “STINGER” is priced for any budget and ideal for mobile power anytime 6,000 watts or less are required.
    Prestolite Electric
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    Prestolite Electric High-Power Leece-Neville PowerPro, PowerPro Extreme Starters

    Prestolite Electric
    April 27, 2017
    PowerPro and PowerPro Extreme 12V and 24V starters from Prestolite Electric are engineered to provide starting power for 12L to 40L engines.
    Redmond Fire Department
    The idle-reduction unit, which is also called the Auxiliary Power Unit, often consists of a generator tucked in a compartment, usually above the pump house like this unit on Redmond, WA, Fire Department's new Pierce pumper.
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    Apparatus Idle-Reduction Technology Saves Lives and Money

    March 17, 2017
    Ed Ballam reports on technology that will shut down chassis engines to reduce emissions and fuel consumption.