Wilson Open Type Small Diesel Generator Sets 230 V, 50 Hz P16-1
230V / 50Hz
Open Type
24-220 kVA
FG Wilson Silent Small Diesel Generator Sets 400/230 V 24KVA-220KVA Perkins Engine Delivering Efficiency
Perkins Engine
Silent Type
P33-3
P33-3 (skid)Fg Wilson Small Range Silent Diesel Generator Set
Skid Mount
Small Range
P150-5
Wilson Open Type Small Diesel Generator Sets 400V, 50 Hz P150-5
400V / 50Hz
Open Type
P220-3
P220-3 Small Range 220 kVA Efficient FG Wilson Diesel Generators1
220 kVA
High Efficiency
P501-3
FG Wilson Open Type Medium Diesel Generator Sets P501-3
Medium Range
Open Type
Frequently Asked Questions
Q:What is the difference between open type and silent diesel generator sets?
Open type generator sets are designed without an acoustic enclosure, making them optimal for dedicated generator rooms or industrial spaces where sound levels are not a primary concern. Silent models feature sound-attenuating, weather-resistant enclosures that significantly reduce operating noise, making them ideal for urban, commercial, or residential installations.
Q:What voltage and frequency configurations are supported by these generators?
The product line covers multiple electrical standards, including single-phase 230V and three-phase 400V/230V options operating at 50 Hz, catering to diverse local utility requirements across commercial, construction, and backup industrial operations.
Q:Why are Perkins engines widely integrated into FG Wilson diesel generator sets?
Perkins engines are globally recognized for fuel efficiency, low emission outputs, robust build quality, and long-term durability. Their global parts availability and proven track record ensure consistent operation under heavy prime or standby duty cycles.
Q:Can these generators operate as continuous prime power sources?
Yes, FG Wilson generator sets are engineered for both prime continuous power applications in off-grid conditions and emergency standby power during utility power outages, provided routine operating and maintenance standards are adhered to.
Q:What standard maintenance schedule is recommended for these diesel gensets?
Routine inspections should check oil levels, coolant, battery charge, and air filters weekly or monthly depending on duty cycle. Engine oil, oil filters, and fuel filters are typically replaced every 250 to 500 operating hours or annually to maintain peak operating efficiency and prevent downtime.