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Gas Generator
March 1st 2007

Scorpion Power Systems has introduced a range of gas powered generator sets designed to work with LPG and natural gas.

Powered by PSI GM industrial engines, Scorpion's new range of UK manufactured gas generators do not require manual refuelling and are said to offer a quieter, cleaner alternative to diesel power generators.

Engine range from 14.7 to 132kVA and include a special sealing system for leak protection, composite rock arm cover and front cover to lessen noise, and have pistons with high silicon content for durability and noise reduction.

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80% saving (1st March 2009)

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Power provider (1st January 2009)

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Scorpion takes sting out of outages (1st November 2008)

Faced with potential disruption to its business from blackouts and brownouts at its HQ in Erith, Kent, Batt Cables turned to standby generators from Scorpion Power Systems.

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Free service contract (1st September 2008)

New customers purchasing Scorpion Power Systems' Powerhouse range of standby generators will benefit from a free of charge Powercare24 service contract, provided through associate company Merlin Power Management.

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Pre-engineered CHP packages (1st July 2008)

Scorpion Power Systems has launched PowerTherm, a range of Combined Heat & Power (CHP) systems that are said to reduce energy costs and increase power reliability and quality.

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More gensets (1st January 2008)

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Two new bunded fuel tanks (1st November 2007)

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Standby power (1st May 2007)

A sophisticated standby power system from Scorpion Power Systems ensures that Singleton Birch's Melton Ross Quarry is able to operate during powercuts.

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Amf bypass switch (1st November 2006)

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Touch of reliability (1st May 2006)

Two new product enhancements for Scorpion Power Systems' range of generators ensures they will always start in the event of a power outage.

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Added safety (1st March 2006)

Although fire within a generator enclosure is rare, when it is sited in a building or area vulnerable to malicious damage, precautions are advisable.

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Cost-effective (1st November 2005)

To protect its Powerhouse generators from vandalism, Scorpion Power Systems has developed a cost-effective security package.

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Keep the noise down (1st May 2005)

Increasing legislation under The Noise at Work Regulations and the Environmental Protection Act means generator manufacturers have to find a way of reducing noise from standby sets.

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