• Small Jobsite

    3,000W-5,000W — Basic tools, lights, chargers

  • Medium Jobsite

    5,000W-7,500W — Saws, compressors, multiple tools

  • Large Jobsite

    7,500W-12,000W — Heavy equipment, multiple crews

  • Steel Frame

    Heavy-duty frame protects the engine

  • Easy Maintenance

    Simple access for oil changes and filters

  • Weather Resistant

    Designed to handle outdoor conditions

What Can You Power on the Jobsite?

🔧
Circular Saw
1,400W
🔨
Air Compressor
2,000W
💡
Work Lights (4)
1,000W
🪚
Miter Saw
1,500W
📱
Tool Chargers (5)
500W
❄️
Portable AC / Fan
1,500W

What Contractors Say

★★★★★

"I run a construction crew of 8 guys. This generator powers all our tools all day. Best investment for our business."

Tony R.

General Contractor, Nevada

★★★★★

"Survived 6 months on a remote building site. Never missed a beat. Tough as nails and fuel efficient."

Jason M.

Construction Manager, Texas

★★★★★

"We use the parallel feature to power our entire crew's equipment. Game changer for big projects."

Steve & Mike's Contracting

Contractors, Ohio

FAQ

What size generator do I need for my jobsite?

It depends on your tools. A small jobsite with basic tools needs 3,000W-5,000W. A medium jobsite with saws and compressors needs 5,000W-7,500W. A large jobsite with heavy equipment needs 7,500W-12,000W.

How durable are Open Frame generators?

Our Open Frame generators are built with heavy-duty steel frames and commercial-grade engines. They're designed to withstand the toughest jobsite conditions, including dust, rain, and rough handling.

What fuel do jobsite generators use?

Most of our jobsite generators run on gasoline, which is readily available. Some models support dual fuel (gasoline + propane) for added flexibility.

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