Generator engine families used in our factory range.

How we use engine references

Start with output, fuel and operating duty.

An engine model is one part of a complete generator set. Our factory also reviews alternator output, voltage, frequency, phase, controller, enclosure, cooling, exhaust and site conditions.

Use the family pages to check the currently confirmed pairing. Final selection still depends on load behavior, operating hours, ambient conditions and the available fuel supply.

For a useful comparison, record the required kVA and kW, standby or prime duty, daily hours, largest motor start and destination. Diesel inquiries should include the required tank and autonomy. Natural-gas inquiries must include composition, pressure and flow. We confirm the complete generator configuration in writing rather than treating the engine model as a finished specification.