Abstract: A gas cartridge loading mechanism has a sensor member movable toward a collar retaining portion and mounted to undergo pivotal movement between a locked position and an unlocked position, and a stopper configured to prevent movement of the sensor member when the sensor member is disposed in the locked position and to allow movement of the sensor member when the sensor member is disposed in the unlocked position. The sensor member is configured to move in the locked position when a gas cartridge is set with improper orientation, and to move in the unlocked position when the gas cartridge is set with proper orientation.

Abstract: A gas cartridge loading mechanism has a sensor member movable toward a collar retaining portion and mounted to undergo pivotal movement between a locked position and an unlocked position, and a stopper configured to prevent movement of the sensor member when the sensor member is disposed in the locked position and to allow movement of the sensor member when the sensor member is disposed in the unlocked position. The sensor member is configured to move in the locked position when a gas cartridge is set with improper orientation, and to move in the unlocked position when the gas cartridge is set with proper orientation.

Abstract: It is an object of the invention to provide the operability of an engine power generator having a remote controller. A starting switch 90 of a remote controller 9 and a starting switch on a power generator body's side can be operated in parallel. A stopping switch 91 of the remote controller 9 and a stopping switch on the body's side can be operated in parallel. The stopping switch 91 and an oil level switch 26 are connected to each other in parallel. The starting switch 90 and the stopping switch 91 can be operated when a combination switch 12 is in ON position. An engine 2 can be started and stopped by switching operation on the body's side in parallel to remote control operation.

Abstract: It is an object of the invention to provide the operability of an engine power generator having a remote controller. A starting switch 90 of a remote controller 9 and a starting switch on a power generator body's side can be operated in parallel. A stopping switch 91 of the remote controller 9 and a stopping switch on the body's side can be operated in parallel. The stopping switch 91 and an oil level switch 26 are connected to each other in parallel. The starting switch 90 and the stopping switch 91 can be operated when a combination switch 12 is in ON position. An engine 2 can be started and stopped by switching operation on the body's side in parallel to remote control operation.

Abstract: An engine generator system in which an exhaust muffler mounted on a frame in an engine area is disposed above a portion of a generator with an upper portion of a heat shield plate interposed between the muffler and a fuel tank. A battery is mounted on a battery base and disposed in the engine area with a heat shield plate 26 interposed between the battery and a control box. A battery cover partitions off the battery and the muffler from each other is fastened to the heat shield plate and the battery base at a location displaced sideways from the battery. Harnesses pass through grommets mounted on the battery cover, individually corresponding to plus and minus terminals. Thus, the battery can be mounted on the frame while preventing an increase in size of the system and to prevent the wiring from being complicated. Moreover, an adverse effect to the battery due to heat from the muffler can be prevented.

Abstract: A cant angle sensor assembly, includes a pendulum pivoted on a supporting system adapted to be mounted on an object whose cant angle is to be sensed, for swinging movement in a direction of tilt of the object, a movable electrode provided on the pendulum and having a first and a second movable electrode plate, and a first stationary electrode plate fixedly mounted on the supporting system in an opposed relation to one of the first and second movable electrode plates of the movable electrode at a predetermined gap, with an area of the first stationary electrode plate opposed to one of the first and second movable electrode plates being invariable despite vibration of the pendulum.