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The generator is easy and fast to set up. Here the Genny is set up
with its work lights on for use at night. Unlevel ground is compensated
for with the yellow leveling blocks, that are stored in the trailer's tool
box underneath the spare tire.
When it comes to maintenance,
there is a compartment dedicated to the storage of spare belts, fluids
and the necessary tools to keep the generator running. If your location
is "off the beaten path," everything in here will avoid a trip back
to the garage - a time saver and extra "insurance" that your shoot will
go smoothly. This is also where the voltage selector switch is located,
and an All Terrian Power exclusive: the intake vent override switch - to
keep the top vent open for servicing the cooling system when the engine
is not running.
Here you can see
the thickness of the insulation found in all the walls and doors of the
generator compartments. This sound-proofing insures quiet operation.
Other All
Terrain Power modifications include additional connections on the distribution
panel. There are 4 female and 2 male camlock grounds and 2
more 20 amp Edison outlets. All of the courtesy outlets (60 amp bates,
100 amp bates, 2-15 amp and 2-20amp) have their own breakers and stay on
when the main breaker is shut off; - very nice when you need a few
work lights to clean up from a shot that has run well into the evening,
or if you only need a 10K light working a few feet away.
Inclement weather? No worries,
the generator has a wonderful feature just for that situation. In less
than one minute , the generator can be switched to a secondary intake vent
to continue running when there is any type of precipitation. This
lower vent doesn't affect how quiet the generator runs.
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