45 kVA Eicher Diesel Generator

Product Description

A 45 kVA Diesel Generator refers to a generator with a power rating of 45 kVA (Kilovolt Amperes), typically powered by a diesel engine. Diesel generators like these are widely used in industries, businesses, and residential areas where a reliable and long-lasting power supply is required, especially in areas where grid power is unstable or unavailable.

Key Specifications for a 45 kVA Diesel Generator:

1. Power Rating:

   • 45 kVA is the maximum apparent power output the generator can supply. In terms of real power, assuming a power factor of 0.8, this would correspond to around 36 kW of usable power.

2. Engine Type:

   • The generator is powered by a diesel engine, which is known for its reliability, fuel efficiency, and ability to run for long periods without requiring frequent refueling.
   • The engine is usually designed for industrial-grade applications, offering durability and performance under heavy loads.

3. Voltage Output:

   • Single-Phase (230V) or Three-Phase (415V) outputs, depending on your application. Three-phase generators are more common for industrial and commercial use due to their higher efficiency and ability to handle larger loads.

4. Fuel Type:

   • Diesel, which provides greater fuel efficiency and longer operational hours compared to gasoline-powered generators.

5. Cooling System:

   • These generators often come with an air-cooled or liquid-cooled engine, depending on the model. Larger generators like the 45 kVA usually have liquid cooling systems to ensure efficient operation and prevent overheating during extended use.

6. Fuel Tank Capacity:

   • The fuel tank size will typically range from 30 to 60 liters, allowing the generator to run for several hours depending on the load.
   • A typical 45 kVA generator can run for about 8 to 12 hours on a full tank at 75% load.

7. Noise Level:

   • Diesel generators can be noisy, but most modern models come with noise-reducing enclosures or silencers to meet environmental noise standards.
   • Typically, noise levels range from 70 dB to 80 dB at a distance of 7 meters.

8. Starting Mechanism:

   • Electric start is standard in most modern generators, which provides ease of operation and quick startup.

9. Applications:

   • Industrial Use: Powering factories, workshops, and manufacturing units.
   • Commercial Use: Used in hotels, shopping malls, and office buildings to provide backup power.
   • Residential Backup: For larger homes or estates, providing backup power during grid failures.
   • Construction Sites: Providing temporary power at construction sites where no electricity is available.

Features:

• Fuel Efficiency: Diesel engines are more fuel-efficient compared to gasoline engines, especially under heavy load conditions.
• Durability: Diesel engines are generally built for long-lasting, high-performance operations.
• Low Maintenance: Diesel generators tend to have low maintenance requirements, and parts are usually available easily for servicing.
• Portability: Some models come in compact and mobile designs, making them easy to transport and set up.
• Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR): This ensures stable voltage output to protect connected appliances or equipment.

Safety Features:

• Overload Protection: Automatically shuts down the generator in case of excessive load to protect the engine.
• Low Oil Pressure Shutdown: Prevents damage to the engine by shutting it down if oil pressure drops too low.
• High-Temperature Shutdown: Turns off the generator if the engine temperature exceeds a safe limit.
• Earthing and Short Circuit Protection: Protects against electrical faults and ensures safe operation.