Diesel Generator

A: Open-type generators are commonly installed in dedicated generator rooms with suitable ventilation and acoustic treatment. Silent-type configurations are often selected for outdoor or noise-sensitive locations where enclosure and sound-control requirements need to be considered.

A: Selected generator configurations can operate in parallel when equipped with compatible synchronization controls, switchgear and protection systems. Parallel operation can be used to increase available capacity, support load sharing or provide redundancy such as N+1 configurations, subject to the project design.

A: Silent and containerized enclosures feature weatherproof powder-coated steel or aluminum, stainless steel hardware, rain-proof louvers, and corrosion-resistant internal insulation rated for high ambient temperatures and dusty industrial environments.

A: Yes. Our units utilize globally certified engines and alternators designed to meet international standards such as ISO8528 for generator performance, along with respective regional emission tier requirements.

A: Units are securely bolted onto heavy-duty wooden export skids, wrapped in moisture-barrier industrial shrink films, and protected with industrial desiccant packs inside sealed export-grade packaging to prevent corrosion during ocean freight.

A: Each unit comes with a complete factory test report (load bank test), engine and alternator certificate of origin, wiring diagrams, multilingual operation manuals, and customs clearance documents.

A: Yes. We welcome third-party inspections and regularly cooperate with agencies like SGS, Intertek, and BV for full-load testing, dimension checks, and documentation verification prior to dispatch.

A: We supply extensive fast-moving maintenance parts (filters, belts, sensors) and can customize recommended spare parts packages (1,000 to 2,000 running hours) to ship directly with your main generator order.