ECHO Incorporated is expanding its industrial power offerings with a new product line called ECHO Industrial Power Equipment (IPE). This line includes proven mobile and diesel generators and welders, formerly known under the Shindaiwa brand, now brought together under ECHO.
Although the ECHO IPE brand is new, the equipment has a strong history. These products have been used across North America for more than 20 years, with over 800,000 units sold worldwide. They serve important industries such as construction, telecommunications, mining, oil and gas, disaster relief, and entertainment. These sectors depend on reliable power to keep operations running smoothly.
To support this launch, ECHO has added a special section on its website. Industrial customers can now find detailed product information, request demonstrations, and connect directly with the ECHO IPE team.
Key Features of ECHO IPE Equipment
Built to Last in Tough Conditions
ECHO IPE equipment is designed for harsh job sites. Its compact, heavy-duty casing reduces vibrations and resists wear and tear. The equipment also includes overload protection and fuel-efficient engines that adapt to changing conditions.
Simul-Phase™ Technology for Flexible Power
A unique feature of this equipment is its ability to supply both single-phase and three-phase power at the same time. This works without needing extra transformers, making it ideal for sites with varied power needs.
Easy Maintenance and Strong Support
ECHO IPE models show critical operating information clearly, making setup and maintenance straightforward. Customers also benefit from ECHO’s U.S.-based service network, which includes a large parts inventory and skilled technicians. This support makes the equipment a good choice for rental companies and fleet operators who need machines that are easy to operate and keep running.
Additional Highlights
Low Noise Operation
Sound-reducing insulated panels and tuned mufflers keep noise levels down. For example, the DGK180F/P model operates at only 65 decibels at full load.
Longer Runtime and Paralleling Capabilities
Compatibility with auxiliary fuel tanks and parallel-ready designs allow longer work shifts and provide backup power in critical situations.
Environmental Standards Compliance
All models meet EPA Tier 4 Final emissions rules. Some models also use Smart Emissions Technology™ to improve performance when running at light or variable loads.
