Cummins Power announces 3.5% price increases
By Murray Pollok25 October 2010
Cummins Power Generation Inc will increase its genset prices by 3.5% on average from 1 January next year.
The increases are for all its commercial generating sets between 6 kW and 2.5 MW and for transfer switches and paralleling systems. Cummins said the increases reflected "current industry dynamics and projected market conditions".
Cummins Power Generation's commercial generator sets are used for continuous, prime and standby power in a variety of commercial and industrial applications.
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