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KEY SPECS

Minimum Rating
10 kVA / 10 kW

Maximum Rating
13 kVA / 13 kW

Emissions/Fuel Strategy
EU3a Emissions Compliant

Product Description

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Frequently Asked Questions

What applications are these Wilson small-type generator sets suitable for?

These generator sets are designed for diverse settings, including residential backup, commercial offices, telecommunications facilities, small manufacturing units, and remote worksites requiring reliable continuous or standby power.

What is the difference between open-type and low-noise generator sets?

Open-type generator sets are mounted on base frames without protective housings, making them ideal for dedicated generator rooms. Low-noise models include acoustic canopies engineered to dampen operational sound, making them suitable for noise-sensitive outdoor locations.

Are these generator models capable of operating under 50 Hz power standards?

Yes, units such as the P88-6, P88-3, and P16.5-6S are rated for 400/230 V at 50 Hz configurations, ensuring compliance with standard international grid specifications and equipment requirements.

How often should standard maintenance be carried out on these diesel generators?

Routine maintenance, such as oil and filter inspections, is typically recommended every 250 to 500 operating hours or annually, depending on whether the generator serves as standby emergency power or continuous prime power.

How do I determine the right generator capacity for my facility?

To size the generator correctly, calculate the total operational wattage plus initial motor starting surges across all planned electrical loads. For small-range units, capacities generally span up to 220 kVA to accommodate distinct operational demands.

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