e-QG

Onan’s digital electronic control constantly monitors the genset’s operation and alerts the user to potential problems. Detailed information is available at the touch of a button, taking out the guesswork and providing built-in confidence. The controls are highly reliable, bringing a new level of information to the user with digital technology that’s worry-free.

e-QG 8.0 kW (60 Hz only)
e-QG 10.0/8.0 kW

• User-friendly – the first marine genset with an advanced digital electronic control that provides extensive diagnostic information
  
• Self-protective shutdowns including high engine coolant temperature, high exhaust temperature, low oil pressure, over speed, over voltage, no raw water flow, and many others
  
• Optional e-Series Digital Display providing pre-alarm protection
  
• Electronic frequency control – a must for digital appliances and computers requiring quality power
  
• Insulated enclosure for optimum sound attenuation - the quiet in Quiet Gasoline
  
• Easy access to service and maintenance - performed from one side
  
• Oil level check access from control panel outside enclosure
  
• CO monitor interconnect shutdown for customer safety
  
• Completely transferable five year Limited Warranty

e-Series Digital Display
The e-Series Digital Display, available as a remote panel e-QG Series gensets, makes it easy for the user to monitor genset operation including AC voltage, AC frequency, coolant temperature, oil pressure, battery voltage, and hours. The green display light indicates the genset is running; yellow alerts the user to a pre-alarm condition, preventing genset failure. A red light indicates the genset has shut down, and the display delivers the fault message in text.

Carbon Monoxide Awareness
Onan supports the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA), United States Coast Guard, and American Boat & Yacht Council, Inc. (ABYC) in their efforts to raise the level of CO (carbon monoxide) awareness and related risks. Therefore, a copy of the following brochure is included in each shipment of the Onan e-QG gasoline marine generator.