Current generators are equipped with what type of carburetors?

Current generators typically utilize EPA-mandated non-adjustable carburetors to comply with stringent emissions regulations. These carburetors are designed to provide a consistent fuel-air mixture without the need for manual adjustments, ensuring lower emissions and improved reliability in various operating conditions.

The focus on non-adjustable designs aligns with regulatory requirements that dictate tighter control over emissions output, making them suitable for a wide range of users who may not have the expertise or desire to perform adjustments themselves. This ensures that the generators operate efficiently while minimizing environmental impact, which is a key aspect of the EPA regulations.

Other types of carburetors may offer flexibility in tuning but are often not compliant with these regulations, resulting in their exclusion from many current generator designs.