California residents can now purchase Honda’s popular Super Quiet Series generators, following key design updates to meet state and federal emissions regulations.
Honda Power Sports & Products has officially introduced its EU3200i and EU7000iS Super Quiet Series generators to the California market. The launch follows engineering enhancements that bring both models into compliance with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Phase 3 standards and the stringent California Air Resources Board (CARB) Tier 4 requirements.
The changes mark a significant milestone for Honda, as California maintains some of the most rigorous air quality regulations in the nation. To meet these standards, the company incorporated a number of emissions-reducing technologies into the generators. These include an evaporative emission control system, a redesigned fuel cap tether, and an upgraded canister with improved working capacity—all aimed at minimizing pollutants such as nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, particulate matter, and sulfur compounds.
Quiet, Efficient Power for a Range of Needs
The EU3200i and EU7000iS models are part of Honda’s Super Quiet Series, featuring an enclosed-body design and advanced inverter technology. This combination delivers reduced operational noise and increased fuel efficiency, making the units suitable for a variety of uses—from residential backup power and commercial applications to recreational vehicles and outdoor events.
Advanced Safety and Smart Monitoring
Safety and convenience are also central to the updated models. Both generators are equipped with Honda’s CO-MINDER® carbon monoxide detection system, which continuously monitors CO levels around the unit and automatically shuts it down if dangerous levels are detected.
Additionally, the units support the Honda My Generator Bluetooth® App, enabling users to control and monitor the generator remotely via smartphone. Within a 75-foot range, the app displays real-time information including output power, engine hours, oil life, fuel level, estimated runtime, and maintenance alerts.
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