Industrial Power Generation
Standby, prime and cogeneration sets, plus the transformers and stabilizers that condition their output.
- Driven equipment
- Diesel and gas gensets
- Product families
- 4
- Industries
- 4
- Models linked
- 25
What decides the machine for this duty
These are the questions an engineer works through before a model number matters — and the same questions the enquiry form asks.
- 01
Prime, standby or continuous rating — three different machines
- 02
Sustained short-circuit current for downstream protection discrimination
- 03
Non-linear load share from UPS and converter equipment
- 04
Parallel operation with the network or with other sets
- 05
Single- or twin-bearing coupling to the prime mover
Families suited to this application
Industrial Generators
Synchronous generators for prime, standby and cogeneration duty
Hydro and Wind Machines
Generators matched to a specific site, head and rotor
Special Transformers
Transformers designed against a duty, not a standard rating
Voltage Stabilizers
Holding supply voltage where the network will not
Machines linked to this application
A relationship, not a recommendation. Confirm the duty point before selecting.
| Model | Family | Power | Voltage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GS GS-160 | Generators | 128 kW | 400 V | Quote → |
| GS GS-400 | Generators | 320 kW | 400 V | Quote → |
| GS GS-1000 | Generators | 800 kW | 400 V | Quote → |
| GS GS-2500-MV | Generators | 2000 kW | 6300 V | Quote → |
| GS GS-6300-MV | Generators | 5040 kW | 10500 V | Quote → |
| VGS VGS-630 | Hydro & wind | 504 kW | 400 V | Quote → |
| VGS VGS-2000 | Hydro & wind | 1600 kW | 6300 V | Quote → |
| VGS VGS-6300 | Hydro & wind | 5040 kW | 10500 V | Quote → |
| HGS HGS-250 | Hydro & wind | 200 kW | 400 V | Quote → |
| HGS HGS-1250 | Hydro & wind | 1000 kW | 6300 V | Quote → |