shaving
and co-generation plants at major universities. Kato
Engineering is helping meet this demand with reliable
generators for diesel and gas engines.
Nowhere is Kato reliability appreciated more than
in the remote communities where engine-gen sets with
Kato generators are the sole source of electrical
power. Alaskan villages, Pacific islands, isolated
towns in the Middle East deserts all survive their
difficult environments because Kato generators are
there.
A co-generation facility installed at Brock
University in Ontario, Canada uses engines supplied
with Kato generators to reduce energy costs. The
university meets its heating and cooling requirements
by using waste heat rejected by the equipment. Excess
power is sold back to the local utility.
The world's tallest building, the Kuala Lumpur
City Center in Malaysia uses Kato generators to
provide standby power. Operating rooms in many
hospitals, like the Duke Medical Center, University
of San Francisco and the Harry Truman Heart Hospital
have Kato generators standing by to deliver emergency
power on demand.
With superior design and analysis tools and years
of engineering expertise, Kato generator designs are
optimized for specific engines, providing the highest
efficiency, reliability and life.
