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Generators and battery storage devices are moving in the right direction, in adopting hybrid technologies, sustainable power options, energy management and the latest emission standards. Here’s our pick of the latest…


MHM Hire companies can now purchase Stage V-compliant generators up to 500kva from MHM’s newly expanded ‘Ready to Rent’ range, with features such as the exclusive MHM-Gen automatic engine protection system, which shuts down the engine to protect it from damage caused by issues such as low oil pressure and high engine temperature. Designed for the UK and Ireland hire markets, the Ready to Rent


range are powered by Honda petrol or Kohler, Yanmar, Kubota and Iveco diesel engines. They are all HVO compatible as standard, with optional extras including telematics for accurate insights into power usage on site. Also available as an option on selected models is MHM’s Eco Auto Stop/Start function, which reduces noise, fuel consumption and carbon emissions. The Ready to Rent range comprises multi-voltage models, providing


additional flexibility for hirers, and uses quality components such as Mecce-Alte or Linz alternators. The generators have road-towing capability for units up to 100kVA.


www.mhm-group.co.uk


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