BlueCAT™ SSI Three-Way Catalytic Converter / Muffler for Honda Engine Model GX-120, GX120K1, GX120T1, GX120U1, GX120UT1, GX-140, GX-160 Engine power - 3.5-5.5HP. Direct-Fit Replacement for OEM Muffler # 18310-ZF1-000, 18310ZF1000, 18320-ZF1-H51, 18320-ZF1-H52, 35038, 35-038, 105-709, 105709. Outlet Position - Front (5722). Aftermarket Emission Control Solution.
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DESCRIPTION
Nett Technologies’ BlueCAT™ SSI emission control system is designed to operate on gasoline and gaseous (LPG & CNG) fueled small spark-ignition engines to provide high-performance reductions in all major exhaust gas emissions.
BlueCAT™ SSI catalytic mufflers are a direct-fit replacement for OEM designed mufflers simplifying installation and saving time. The emission control catalyst is built into the BlueCAT™ SSI muffler to match the same OEM envelope for size, sound attenuation, back pressure characteristics with the addition of superior emissions performance. Carbon Monoxide (CO) is reduced by up to 98%, Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx), and Hydrocarbons (HC) by up to 95%*. The BlueCAT™ SSI is compatible with an A/F controller (optional) to maximize the emission reduction in gaseous (LPG & CNG) fueled engines.
Direct-fit designs are available for most Honda, Kohler, Briggs & Stratton, and Subaru engines, with customized designs available upon request. Great at reducing harmful emissions, the BlueCAT™ SSI system is ideal for use in household and commercial applications, including generators, lawn and garden equipment, utility vehicles, and a variety of other construction, farm, and industrial equipment.
* Emission performances may vary. Reported performance based upon surrogate test data. Propane engine operating with closed-loop fuel control at proper A/F ratio. System performance may vary based upon: performance and maintenance of the engine, fuel quality and type, duty cycle and exhaust temperature. Reference performance based on triplicate ISO 8178 D2 test cycles with engine operating in closed-loop configuration.
If you work with a gas engine in a closed building (say… a powertrowel in a basement) these are a life saver. Dramatically cuts fumes and are easily the difference between life and death. Kind of expensive for what they are but they have rare elements inside so, justified I suppose. There is a little bit of burning paint smell when you first use one, but still better than the alternative.
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