Triton Power Earns UL 2200 Certification for EPA Tier 4 Final Generators up to 1,250 kW

Nov 12, 2026

Triton manufactures the only UL 2200-listed Tier 4 Final generators above 200 kW, with certified models ranging from 50 kW to 1,250 kW for stationary standby, prime power, and microgrid applications nationwide.

Miami, Florida, United States, November 12, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Triton Power, a U.S.-based manufacturer of commercial and industrial generators, today announced that its Tier 4 Final generators, rated from 50 kW to 1,250 kW, are now UL 2200-listed and ready for any project requiring prime power and UL certification, from stationary standby to microgrids. This makes Triton the only manufacturer offering UL 2200-certified Tier 4 Final generators above 200 kW. Triton Power generators are built on engines designed from the ground up for Tier 4 Final by John Deere, Scania and Volvo.

Tier 4 Final UL Certification

Tier 4 Final is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s most stringent emissions standard for diesel engines in the United States and is required nationwide for prime power, where a generator serves as the primary power source rather than an emergency backup. Tier 4 Final generators can run continuously, whereas stationary units are limited to emergency use.

UL 2200 is the safety standard for stationary engine generator assemblies. Certification confirms that a generator meets the standard's requirements for protection against electrical, fuel, and fire hazards.

The National Electrical Code requires permanently installed generators to be listed under UL 2200, and inspectors across most of the country enforce this requirement. As a result, Triton’s UL 2200-certified Tier 4 Final generators can be permanently installed at a facility and operated around the clock.

Increasing Demand

Triton has manufactured Tier 4 Final generators for over a decade. The newly UL 2200-certified lineup serves rapidly expanding markets. Jurisdictions in New York and California require Tier 4 Final engines for stationary standby generators and prime power, and U.S. government agencies increasingly specify them. The fastest-growing application is microgrids, where multiple Triton units are paralleled to power a town, military installation, or data center independently of the power grid, or to operate alongside a solar farm.

“Our certified models range from 50 kW to 1,250 kW and are powered by John Deere, Scania, and Volvo engines. All models are in stock and ready to ship,” said Eric Johnston, CEO of Triton Power. “This certification enables Triton Power dealers to bid on stationary standby and prime power projects nationwide that they couldn’t before. For larger prime power and microgrid projects, our Tier 4 Final line extends to 1,250 kW and can be paralleled to 37 megawatts. Our team is there to help dealers win business and support installation.”

Triton UL 2200-Listed Tier 4 Final Models

Triton Power’s UL 2200-certified Tier 4 Final generators are standard stationary units powered by engines from manufacturers well known to dealers and end-users:

  • John Deere: 50, 88, 110, 165, 200, 288, 400, and 500 kW
  • Scania: 300, 350 and 440 kW
  • Volvo: 550 to 1,250 kW

Triton’s broader Tier 4 Final line also includes Kubota-powered units from 13.5 kW to 30 kW, rental-grade mobile units from 15 kVA to 715 kVA, and Scania- and Volvo-powered twin-pack containerized units from 700 kW to 1,250 kW. These units are Tier 4 Final compliant but not UL 2200-listed.

All units feature non-proprietary Deep Sea digital controls, enabling any qualified generator technician to commission and service them. All UL-certified models are in stock at Triton Power’s Miami headquarters and ready to ship.

Available Exclusively from Triton Dealers

Triton sells generators exclusively through an experienced dealer network. Commercial and industrial inquiries are directed to the local Triton dealer. Approved Triton dealers receive factory-direct pricing, bid and spec support, and technical support in person, by video, and by phone. Generator dealers interested in adding the Tier 4 Final, UL 2200-certified lineup can apply at https://tritonpower.com/become-a-partner or contact the Triton dealer team at [email protected] or (305) 592-6300.

About Triton Power

For over 35 years, Triton Power has designed and manufactured commercial and industrial generators from 10 to 2,500 kW, running on diesel and natural gas, and built on John Deere, Volvo, Scania, Perkins, Cummins, and Kubota engines. The lineup includes standard, rental-grade mobile and containerized units, custom builds, and non-proprietary Deep Sea digital controls. Triton Power is one of the largest independent generator manufacturers in the Americas, and its expanding dealer network is driving its next stage of growth. More: https://tritonpower.com

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Address: 8511 NW 61st Street, Miami, FL 33166
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