JCB generates airwaves in Oman
Two JCB generators which are withstanding arduous conditions to help bring Arabic music to the public in Oman.
The new generators - JCB G63Q and G33Q canopied models - have been purchased by Sabco Media to power the infrastructure of its new radio station - Al-Wisal.
Specified and installed by JCB's Omani dealer, MOS, the G63Q operates as a standby unit powering the FM radio mast located in the Wadi Kabir Hills. The G33Q provides standby power for Al-Wisal's studio.
Mr. Safee Al Saoudi, technical engineer for Sabco Media said: "We specified the JCB models over competitive equipment for its quality and brand reputation and we are happy with the performance of the generators."
JCB Power Products has established an extensive range of 45 diesel powered generator models, covering 18 power nodes from 15 to 550kVA - with bespoke builds available up to 3000kVA. It exports to over 30 countries worldwide with sales and support handled through a selection of its global network of construction dealers.
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