Save Space, Time and Money with Stackable Generator
With storage space at a premium, you may not have enough room, and with generators in your possession, clutter is inevitable. However, if you double the size of this space with modular-designed generators, you are on your way to avoiding that issue.
Modularity is a design approach that organises components as distinct building blocks that can be integrated through configuration to fulfil various requirements, and a well-known example is the LEGO® building toys. By incorporating characteristics of modular buildings with reinforced canopy structures, the stacking of generators can be achieved, maximising storage efficiency.
A generator is generally larger in footprint, and not being able to stack would signify struggles once overwhelmed by the lack of adequate storage space. The two-stack type generator allows double stacking, bringing sustainability to your storage space even if you have a long-term storage plan in place.
In many cases, stackable generators not only free up valuable space but also shorten the loading and unloading process due to their mobility structure, enabling users to manoeuvre the generator into the desired position with ease. With the points stated above, it is noteworthy to mention that the stackable generator has the capacity to stack neatly in an intermodal container for freight transportation, saving you a significant cost incurred in moving the generator.
(Illustration reference with dimensions of DCA-35SPK )
Durable and Reliable
Devising a modular solution isn’t as simple as it seems. The weight of a generator is massive, and to be able to stack below an equally sized/weighed generator, the canopy of the generator must be able to withstand the pressure. Enhanced load strength and durability can be achieved when the canopy is fabricated using solid steel that does not deform under normal circumstances. Modular-designed generators are also equipped with vibration isolators to minimise vibrations during operation, preventing loosening of bolts and parts and ensuring the generator’s sturdy structure at all times.
