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Power - It is important to know the requirement of the home/enterprise before buying a diesel generator. According to the need of a place, generators ranging from 2.5 kVA to more than 2000 kVA can be used.Contact us to discuss your requirements of diesel generator open type. Our experienced sales team can help you identify the options that best suit your needs.
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Portability and Size - A generator with a set of wheels or those provided with slots for easy lifting helps reduce the hassle of transportation. Also, keep in mind the size of the generator with respect to the space available to keep it.A diesel generator is used to generate electric energy by using a diesel engine along with an electric generator. A diesel generator can be used as an emergency power supply in case of power cuts or in places where there is no connection with the power grid.Diesel generators are available in various sizes, models and designs that are manufactured by many companies. So before buying a diesel generator, here are the different types that you should know about:- It is important to know the requirement of the home/enterprise before buying a diesel generator. According to the need of a place, generators ranging from 2.5 kVA to more than 2000 kVA can be used.- Diesel generators are available for both single phase and three phase connections. Find out if your home/enterprise has a single phase or three phase connection and choose a suitable generator accordingly.- Fuel consumption is one of the most important things to be kept in mind while buying a diesel generator. Find out the fuel consumption of the generator per hour and per kVA (or kW) and also the fuel efficiency it provides with respect to the load.- Generators with the ability to automatically transfer power from the grid to the generator during a power cut and vice versa, display warning (low fuel and other performance issues) along with providing a broad range of analysis data, helps increase the efficiency of the diesel generator. The power management system helps to optimize the fuel consumption and the performance of the generator with respect to load demand.- A generator with a set of wheels or those provided with slots for easy lifting helps reduce the hassle of transportation. Also, keep in mind the size of the generator with respect to the space available to keep it.– High noise emission can be a problem if the generator is kept in close proximity. Noise absorption technology is provided in some diesel generators which highly reduces the noise emitted by it.
Hello. I basically would like to have very high quality generator for emergencies. I am low maintenance, I do not need a whole house generator. I have no problem running ugly wires thru my house lol. I am very attracted to diesels, except of course the noise ugh. I am also attracted to 'The smaller the better.' I have a pick up truck with a nice automatic 1,500 lb max lift. Although it would not be convenient I would like a generator I can take with me at anytime in case of some unforeseen event (or something like a LONG vacation to no man's land, like off the grid generator power).Well that has put me on a mission to try to find the smallest and quietest diesel generator that I can just consider a lifetime investment. And from my research that definitely means I want 1,800 RPMs!! It's been harder research than gasoline generators, you find out pretty quickly that Honda & Yamaha inverter gens are the best, and all the rest are below them. It's harder with diesel.I found a website that pretty much represents the best quality you can get...some of these decibel levels are incredible!!!I was looking at their Yanmars and it says that they have a 60 dB super quiet option available in white. WHAAAAAT???? 60 decibels in a diesel!!! Wow! The regular Yanmar they have listed at 65 so I will have to call them about more details, however I think it's 9 or 10 kW which is high for me. Here's where it says '60 db version available'...They have a MultiQuip DCA10SPX that's listed at only 61 db!! Although again it's 10 kW and I'd like to get smaller. I think I found what I want but I have a question about it. It's a 7 kW Kubota 1,800 RPM that is 62 db, not bad...Ok here's my question, from everything I read it sounds like the biggest concern with damaging a diesel generator is running it at low loads, causing 'Wet Stacking.' On the website they have a Lister Petter and in the specs it says;-Automatic Shutdown-Low engine oil pressure-High engine Temperature-Overspeed/Underspeed...Ok does this Overspeed/Underspeed protection option negate the worry of wet stacking?? That's really my concern, I want a generator that I don't have to think about (besided maintenance of course). I want a dummy proof generator. I think that I am the person who can run into low load problems (as I said I'm low maintenance). And if this Overspeed/Underspeed automatic shutdown protects you from that then I have to find out if the Kuboda has that protection as well. Or find another 8 kW or lower gen that has it...or admit defeat and get a Honda EU7000.Thanks
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