The super silent generators are specifically designed to provide exceptional performance while operating at remarkably low noise levels. With a noise level of only 70dB at 7 meters, our super silent generators ensure a peaceful and quiet environment without compromising on power output.
Whether you require a generator for residential, commercial, or industrial applications, our super silent generators are the perfect choice. We understand the importance of a noise-free operation, especially in sensitive environments where peace and tranquility are paramount
In addition to their super silent operation, our generators are built with robust instruction, convenient maintenance design. With a focus on quality, reliability, and durability, our generators are engineered to meet the highest industry standards.
Specific configuration below:
| Generator Set Specification | ||
| Model | A-C110S | |
| Max. Power | kVA | 110 |
| kW | 88 | |
| Rate Power | kVA | 100 |
| kW | 80 | |
| Frequency | Hz | 50 |
| Rate Voltage | V | 400/230 |
| Rate Current | A | 144.3 |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | L | 550 |
| Dimension For Open-type Genset | mm | 2180 X 820 X 1200 |
| Weight For Open-type Genset | kg | 1200 |
| Dimension For Soundproof Genset | mm | 2900 X 1080 X 1500 |
| Weight For Soundproof Generator | kg | 1700 |
| Noise Level for Soundproof Generator at 1M | dBA | 70 |
| Battery | Two of 80Amps Free Maintenance Battery | |
| Engine Specification | ||
| Engine Manufacturer | Dongfeng Cummins Engine Co., Ltd. | |
| Engine Brand | Cummins | |
| Engine Model | 6BT5.9G2 | |
| No. of Cylinder | 6 Cylinder in line | |
| Aspiration | Turbocharged | |
| Governor | Electric | |
| Engine Max. Output Power | kW | 94.6 |
| Displacement | L | 5.9 |
| Compression Ratio | 17.3 : 1 | |
| Starting Voltage | V | 24 |
| Bore | mm | 102 |
| Stroke | mm | 120 |
| Lubrication Oil Capacity | L | 16.4 |
| Intake Air Flow | L/S | 100 |
| Fuel Consumption at 100% Load | L/H | 22 |
FQA
Q: What are the different types of generator sets?
A: Generator sets can be categorized into various types based on their fuel source, such as diesel generators, natural gas generators, propane generators, and gasoline generators. They can also be classified based on their power output, ranging from small portable generators to large industrial generators.
Q: What factors should I consider when choosing a generator set?
A: When selecting a generator set, consider factors such as power output requirements, fuel type and availability, intended usage (backup power or continuous operation), noise level, portability, and maintenance requirements. It is essential to assess your specific needs to choose the right generator set for your application.
Q: How do I maintain a generator set?
A: Regular maintenance is essential for the proper functioning and longevity of a generator set. Some common maintenance tasks include checking and changing the oil and filters, inspecting and cleaning the cooling system, testing the battery, and conducting regular load bank testing. Following the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines and scheduling routine inspections by qualified technicians is recommended.
Q: Can a generator set be used in outdoor or harsh environments?
A: Yes, generator sets can be designed for outdoor or harsh environments. Weatherproof and soundproof enclosures protect the generator set from the elements and reduce noise levels. Additionally, generator sets can be equipped with features such as cold-weather packages, which include block heaters and battery warmers for reliable operation in extreme temperatures.
Q: Can a generator set be synchronized with the main power supply?
A: Yes, generator sets can be synchronized with the main power supply in certain applications. This process, known as paralleling or load sharing, involves connecting multiple generator sets to provide a combined power output that meets the load requirements. Synchronization ensures a seamless transfer of power and load sharing among the generators.
Q: Can a generator set be remotely monitored and controlled?
A: Yes, many modern generator sets come with advanced control systems that allow remote monitoring and control. These systems enable real-time monitoring of parameters such as voltage, frequency, fuel levels, and operating conditions. Remote monitoring ensures prompt notifications of any issues and allows for remote control or adjustments, enhancing the convenience and efficiency of generator set operation.
