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Efficient Genset

Tata Motors has unveiled a wide range of new-age gensets including CPCB IV+ compliant available from 25kVA to 125kVA power range. These gensets are fuel efficient, have block loading capability, and are designed for continuous operations. They are designed for various industries, including healthcare, hospitality, real estate, telecom, medium and small enterprises, offices and warehouses, and rental applications.

Contact: Tata Motors
Website: www.tatamotors.com 

Tata Motors has unveiled a wide range of new-age gensets including CPCB IV+ compliant available from 25kVA to 125kVA power range. These gensets are fuel efficient, have block loading capability, and are designed for continuous operations. They are designed for various industries, including healthcare, hospitality, real estate, telecom, medium and small enterprises, offices and warehouses, and rental applications.Contact: Tata MotorsWebsite: www.tatamotors.com 

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