Diesel generators 7–50 kW
The smallest sets: a house, a shop, a café, an office floor, a telecom mast or a building site. Most run as standby and start when the grid drops.
28 models from 7 to 48 kW on Weichai, Yuchai, Cummins, Perkins and Baudouin engines. Filter by engine and build, and open any one for its full datasheet.
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Baudouin model numbers give apparent power in kVA; prime power in kW is in each set’s specs.
How to size the set
Add up what runs at once, in kW. A motor, pump or compressor draws three to six times its rating for a few seconds as it starts, and the set has to carry that too.
Size on prime power if the set will run for hours or every day. Standby power is for emergencies only, for a limited number of hours a year.
Leave 20–30% headroom, but not much more: a diesel that runs for long below about a third of its rating soots up and wears faster.
kVA is not kW. At the usual power factor of 0.8, kW = kVA × 0.8, so a 250 kVA set gives 200 kW.
Tell us the load. We size the set.
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