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Diesel Engine Generator Governors
 Diesel engine generator governors, which are often referred to as the speed controller for the diesel engine, can be divided into two basic groups: Mechanical/Electrical Control and Electronic Control. In order to maintain generator output specifications, a diesel engine must maintain a pre-determined speed. If the engine's speed is not correct, the generator will not maintain the required output specifications. This article explores the different types of governors equipped on diesel generator sets. Click below to read the article on Diesel Engine Generator Governors.
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Cummins 500 kW
2011 Diesel Generator, 480 V,
3-Phase, 60 Hz, 751.8 Amps, Standby,
476 Hours, Unit#: 87202
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Perkins 175 kW
2014 Diesel Generator, 480 V,
3-Phase, 60 Hz, 264 Amps, Continuous,
348 Hours, Unit#: 87219
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Caterpillar 250 kW
2003 Diesel Generator, 480 V,
3-Phase, 60 Hz, 376 Amps, Standby,
232 Hours, Unit#: 87149
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Cummins 1250 kW
Diesel Generator, 480 V,
3-Phase, 60 Hz, 1885 Amps, Standby,
144.5 Hours, Unit#: 87167
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| Waukesha (Natural Gas) |
2100 kW |
| Caterpillar (3608 Genset) |
2250 kW |
| Cummins |
2000 kW |
| Caterpillar |
1500 kW |
| Kohler |
1350 kW |
| Caterpillar |
1000 kW |
| Baldor |
800 kW |
| Generac |
800 kW |
| MTU |
750 kW |
| Baldor |
500 kW |
| Generac |
400 kW |
| Cummins |
350 kW |
| Cummins |
230 kW |
| Generac |
80 kW |
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