The generator is rated at 16 kVA (13 kW) for continuous/prime use. Its Emergency Standby Power (ESP) rating is 17.6 kVA (14.3 kW).
It provides three-phase 400/230 V at 50 Hz with a rated power factor of 0.8 (lagging) and a rated speed of 1500 rpm. The rated current is approximately 23 A per phase.
At 100% load fuel consumption is approximately 4.3 L/h (or about 247 g/kW·h). Actual consumption will vary with load and operating conditions.
The nominal fuel tank capacity is 67 L. At full load (4.3 L/h) that equals roughly 15.6 hours theoretical runtime. The base-frame fuel tank is sized to provide around 8–10 hours of continuous running under typical site configurations; actual runtime depends on load and settings.
Yes — it is designed for both prime (continuous) and standby (emergency) power. Use the 16 kVA rating for continuous operation and the 17.6 kVA (ESP) rating for short-duration emergency duties.
It uses a brand-new water-cooled diesel engine for improved efficiency and a brushless alternator with Class H insulation and an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) for stable electrical output.
The unit includes a digital control panel with automatic full-protection functions and an MCCB (air circuit breaker) for enhanced electrical safety and circuit protection.
The generator is fitted with a residential silencer for quieter operation compared with industrial open units. Exact dB(A) noise levels depend on installation and distance; contact the supplier for measured sound-pressure data.
External dimensions are approximately 1800 mm (L) x 900 mm (W) x 1100 mm (H) and the net weight is about 720 kg. Lifting or moving will typically require a forklift or crane and proper slinging points.
The unit is specified to operate in ambient temperatures from 0°C to +45°C. For high-altitude or extreme-environment operation consult the manufacturer for derating and cooling recommendations.
An ATS is not specified as included. The digital control panel supports automatic start/stop and protections; an ATS/transfer panel is usually supplied separately — check with your vendor if you require a packaged ATS solution.
Typical maintenance includes regular oil and filter changes, fuel filter replacement, coolant checks, battery inspection and charging, belt and hose checks, and periodic load-testing. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for service intervals.
Emissions and certification details are not listed in the basic product summary. If you require compliance information (e.g., EU Stage, EPA tier) or detailed noise/emissions test data, request the full technical datasheet from the supplier.
Warranty and service terms vary by supplier and region. Contact your dealer or the manufacturer for specific warranty coverage, authorized service centers, and parts support.
Yes — the alternator with AVR and the machine’s kVA/kw margins support typical inductive and motor-starting loads, but large motor starts may cause temporary voltage dips. For heavy-starting applications, consult the supplier to verify capability and consider sizing or soft-start solutions.
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