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KEY SPECS

Minimum Rating
20 kVA / 16 kW

Maximum Rating
25 kVA / 20 kW

Emissions/Fuel Strategy
EUIIIa Emissions Compliant

Product Description

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions regarding Wilson small diesel generator sets and specifications.

What applications are best suited for Wilson open-type small diesel generator sets?

These generator sets are ideal for light industrial, commercial, agricultural, and residential backup applications where dedicated generator rooms or weather-protected enclosures are available.

What is the difference between open-type and low-noise power systems?

Open-type generators are mounted on an unshielded skid frame designed for indoor placement, while low-noise models feature sound-attenuating enclosures designed to reduce acoustic impact in noise-sensitive environments.

Can these generator sets operate under both single-phase and three-phase configurations?

Yes, the product range includes both dedicated single-phase units (such as 230 V, 50 Hz configurations) and versatile three-phase systems (such as 400/230 V) to meet varied operational demands.

How do standby and prime power ratings differ for small generator units?

Standby power is the maximum power available during a utility outage under varying load conditions, whereas prime power represents continuous power delivery with unlimited running hours per year under variable loads.

What maintenance routine is recommended to ensure long generator lifespan?

Regular maintenance should include checking fluid levels (engine oil and coolant), replacing fuel and air filters, inspecting electrical connections, and running periodic exercise runs under load.

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