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ESSENTIAL OIL DISTILLER & ESSENTIAL OIL EXTRACTOR

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ESSENTIAL OIL DISTILLER & ESSENTIAL OIL EXTRACTOR

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How Much Power Do I Need?

 
Deciding which generator set is best for your home or business depends upon how much power you require. We offer a full line of standby power systems to meet the specific requirements of each application.

This sizing worksheet will help you to determine how much auxiliary power you may need. Simply add the total wattage of each electric appliance which would be operating during a power outage. Divide by 1000 for the kilowatt rating.


 
SIZING WORKSHEET
Application
Average Wattage*
Air Conditioner (Room) 1,000
Clothes Dryer 4,850
Coffee Maker 1,200
Computer Equipment
600
Copy Machine 1,500
Dehumidifier 250
Dishwasher 1,200
Fan (Attic) 350
FAX Machine (Operating) 220
Humidifier 200
Lighting 1,000
Microwave Oven 1,450
Postage Machine 70
Refrigerator & Freezer 750
Security System 250
Sump Pump 750
Television (Color)
150
Washing Machine
500
Water Heater
4,500
Well Pump
1,000
Other  
Other  
Other  
Total Wattage:
 
Divide total wattage by 1,000:
kW

*Based industry averages for purposes of estimation.
Check the owner's manual for all electrically operated equipment to determine actual wattag
e.

 


Why Diesel?

  • 1/2 Fuel Consumption of Gas
  • Many Times More Engine Life
  • Unparalleled Reliability - No Ignition
  • Better Size & Weight Than Similar Gas Engines
  • No Evaporating Fuel or Carburetor Gumming
  • Effortless Starting ( Electric or Hand Recoil on smaller units)
  • Long Term Fuel Storage O.K. ( 5 + years or More)( we have fuel extender )
  • Non Explosive Fuel = Better Insurance Rates
  • Inclined Operation O.K. ( No carburetor Floats )
  • Counter Balanced Engines-Diesels are Smoothest
  • Re buildable Engine Format ( Inexpensive )
  • Latest in New Engine Technology ( No Tune ups )
  • Much Simpler Maintenance

If you are interested in producing your own bio-diesel, check out the reflux stills here.