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The California Air Resource Board (CARB) zero emissions ban began this year, and it impacts off-road spark-ignition engines that produce 25 horsepower or less, including industrial and commercial equipment, such as pressure washers, generators and more.
So what’s a company to do?
In response to the mandates, equipment manufacturers already have started rolling out new electric and battery powered machines.
A little bit of history. CARB approved a measure that requires most newly-manufactured small off-road engines such as those found in leaf blowers, lawn mowers, pressure washers and other equipment be zero emission starting in 2024. Portable generators would be required to meet more stringent standards in 2024 and meet zero-emission standards starting in 2028.
It’s time to get tough on gas! Most companies have a pressure washer they use for cleaning and sanitizing purposes of just about everything, and a majority of them are gas-powered. Many of our clients have reached out to ask, ‘What alternatives are in the market’? ‘What should I be looking for?’ We did the homework and came up with some answers.
Here’s what to look for:
North Bay Equipment/Pacific Bay Equipment now carry an expanding selection of CARB-compliant pressure washers ranging from electric to battery powered which meet all the above requirements and more.

Mobile. Zero emissions. 4 GPM at 4000 PSI. 100 Gallon Water Tank w/ Automatic Fill. Water-Conserving features and more. Ideal for Municipalities, Contract Cleaners, Facilities, and Manufacturing.

HDS Ecoefficiency. Zero emissions. Mobile unit. 1.6-3.3 GPM at 465-2520 PSI. Ideal for Manufacturing, Food Processing and Wineries.

Talk to us about replacement equipment that’s tough on gas, ensures your company is CARB-compliant and helps the environment. Our expert team will help you choose the right machine for your needs. We offer no-obligation no-cost consultations to help you determine the best and most cost-effective options for your business.
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