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Honda Generators Celebrates 50th Anniversary‏

Wally Nesbitt by Wally Nesbitt
June 25, 2015
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@HondaPowerCA * @HondaCA * MARKHAM, ON. (June 25, 2015) - Honda celebrates its 50th anniversary of generator production that transformed from humble beginnings to a pioneering legacy made evident today through its burgeoning business and comprehensive product line. 

"Many Canadians first think of Honda's automobiles," said, Ab Ghaznavi, Manager, Power Equipment & Marine, Honda Canada. "But as this anniversary illustrates, Honda produces a wide variety of products to help people get things done, from lawnmowers to generators to outboard engines and more."

In 1965, generators were rare and Honda entered the market with the E300, its first generator. The E300 introduced something different that did not exist before - a design philosophy now inherited through five
decades of production.

From its cubic shape to its user-friendly appearance and function, the E300 offered the world a small, lightweight, quiet and easy to use option. Like many other pioneering Honda concepts, it brought reliable
technology to the masses, something that continues with its current series of generators. For the past 50 years, few items accomplish the goal of helping those in need like its generators, whether for reliable back up power, on job sites, or for recreational use.

Since being introduced, Honda has produced over 13 million generators worldwide, with a generator line up that features 15 models spanning outputs of 1,000 to 10,000 watts.

In Canada, Honda generators come standard with Cold Climate Technology. First offered in 2008 on the EP2500, Cold Climate Technology was developed specifically for Canada's harsh winter climates to ensure reliable performance for Canadian consumers and for the rest of the world.

"We live in a country with diverse landscapes and unpredictable weather conditions, so it is our goal to provide Canadians with a wide range of environmentally-responsible, safe and useful products to help them with all their needs," said Ghaznavi. "This includes Canadian exclusive products like Honda Generators that feature our Cold Climate Technology."

Other industry firsts for Honda's generator business include the Inverter Series in 1998 that included Eco Throttle and fuel injection being introduced on the EU7000 in 2014.

There are over 300 Honda Power Equipment Dealers located across all provinces within Canada. For more information on Honda generators and current retail offers, please visit http://powerequipment.honda.ca/generators.
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