Multifunction Power Systems

VMAC Multifunction Power Systems give operators the power they need on the jobsite from one compact, integrated machine. By combining multiple power sources into a single system, Multifunction systems help reduce the need for separate pieces of equipment, saving valuable space and weight on the truck while keeping essential power ready for demanding field work.

Powered by a Cat^® or Kubota Tier 4F diesel engine, or a Honda EFI gas engine, VMAC Multifunction systems allow operators to shut off the truck engine while continuing to run the equipment they need. Depending on the configuration, up to six power capabilities are available, including compressed air, welding, AC power, battery boosting and charging, and a PTO port with an optional hydraulic pump.

At the heart of every Multifunction system is VMAC’s patented rotary screw air compressor technology, delivering dependable, compressed air with a 100% duty cycle.

Free Up Space

VMAC Multifunction Power Systems leave more space on your truck deck or cargo area because they combine multiple functions into one compact system. The overall system size is up to six cubic feet smaller than other leading multi-power brands and designed to fit on the side pack of a service truck with a slider.

Reduce Weight

VMAC’s Multifunction reduces truck GVW by up to 400 lb. Choosing a lightweight multi-power system means you’ll be able to add more tools and equipment to your truck, carry more materials, take advantage of better fuel economy, or even downsize your truck classification.

Reduce Truck Maintenance & Fuel Costs

Multifunction Power Systems save truck maintenance costs and improve fuel economy by allowing you to turn your truck engine off while on the job site. The control system not only automatically idles the system’s engine up/down with air demand, but it also turns the engine off/on with air demand.

Easy To Operate & Switch Between Systems

VMAC Multifunction Power Systems allow you to seamlessly switch between operations, without the hassle of complicated controls or maneuvering multiple machines on the job site. This means more time working, improving productivity, and getting your customers back to work faster. It is designed for ease-of-use, to run efficiently with only one operator.

Which Multifunction Power System Is Right For You?

Honda

Choose the Honda-powered Multifunction system if you need a compact option for service truck applications that delivers 40 CFM of continuous compressed air and up to six power functions in one machine. Optional integrated hydraulic power adds even more versatility for demanding field work.

Kubota

Choose the Kubota-powered Multifunction system if you need a versatile option for heavy equipment repair and remote field service that delivers 45 CFM of continuous compressed air at up to 175 psi. Cold-weather capability and multiple optional hydraulic pump configurations add flexibility for demanding field work.

CAT Power

Choose the Cat^®-powered Multifunction system for demanding industrial and heavy-duty applications where diesel power, compressed air performance, cold-weather capability and quiet operation are priorities. Delivering 45 CFM of continuous compressed air at up to 175 psi. PTO capability, cold-weather performance, and reduced jobsite noise to help keep demanding work moving efficiently.

What is a multifunction power system?
A multifunction power system combines several types of mobile power in one compact machine. VMAC Multifunction Power Systems can provide compressed air, AC power, welding power, battery boosting and charging, plus an optional PTO and hydraulic pump, depending on the model.

What can a VMAC Multifunction Power System do?
Depending on the configuration, a VMAC Multifunction Power System can operate pneumatic tools, supply generator power, weld, boost and charge batteries, and power hydraulic equipment. This allows service truck operators to replace multiple separate machines with one integrated system.

What is the difference between the Honda, Kubota and Cat® Multifunction Power Systems?
The Honda model uses a gas-powered Honda iGX800 engine and provides 40 CFM of compressed air at 100 psi. The Kubota and Cat-powered models use diesel engines and provide 45 CFM at 100 psi, with maximum pressures up to 175 psi. Available features and hydraulic configurations vary by model.

How much compressed air does a VMAC Multifunction Power System produce?
The Honda-powered Multifunction system produces 40 CFM at 100 psi, while the Kubota and Cat-powered systems produce 45 CFM at 100 psi. The diesel-powered models can operate at pressures up to 175 psi.

Can a VMAC Multifunction Power System run hydraulic equipment?
Yes. Select VMAC Multifunction Power Systems include a PTO port that can be paired with an optional hydraulic pump. Hydraulic pump options vary by model, with configurations available for applications such as service truck cranes and other hydraulic equipment.

What types of trucks and applications are VMAC Multifunction Power Systems designed for?
VMAC Multifunction Power Systems are designed for service trucks, mechanic trucks, welding trucks and other mobile work vehicles used in applications such as heavy equipment repair, mining, logging, oil and gas, utilities and remote field service.

Multifunction Power Systems