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Mosa GE 20 YSX MV (400-230+110V) Diesel Generating Set - Stage 5 YANMAR Engine

Mosa GE 20 YSX MV (400-230+110V) Diesel Generating Set - Stage 5 YANMAR Engine

by MOSA
SKU 35.CE9Q3021
£13,146.00 - £13,146.00
£13,146.00
£13,146.00 - £13,146.00
£13,146.00
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GE 20 YSX

Generator Diesel YANMAR 4TNV88 - Three-phase synchronous alternator - Water Cooled

POWER RATINGS THREE-PHASE

  • Stand-By three-phase power: 20 kVA (16 kW) / 400V / 28.9 A
  • PRP three-phase power: 18 kVA (14.4 kW) / 400V / 26 A
  • PRP single-phase power: 7 kVA / 230V / 30.4A
  • Frequency: 50 Hz
POWER RATINGS SINGLE-PHASE
  • Stand-By single-phase power: 20 kVA (16 kW) / 230V - 115V / 86.9 A - 173.9A
  • PRP single-phase power: 18 kVA (14.4 kW) / 230V - 115V / 78.3 A - 156.5A
  • Frequency: 50 Hz
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
  • Fuel tank capacity: 100 lt.
  • Running time (75% to PRP): 29.5 h
  • Measured acoustic power LwA (pressure LpA): 88 dB(A) (63 dB(A) @ 7 m)
  • Guaranteed acoustic power LwA (pressure LpA): 89 dB(A) (64 dB(A) @ 7m)
  • Dry Weight: 750 kg  |  790 kg (~1)
  • Dimensions (LxWxH): 1835x900x1265 mm
Model Fuel Starter Output Stand By Output PRP Cylinders / Displacement Speed Cooled
YANMAR 4TNV88 Diesel Electric 18 kW (24.5 HP) 16.4 kW (22.3 HP) 4 / 2190 cm³ 1500 rpm Water

EP6 is a control and protection system for generators. It has LED signals, indicator display, function buttons and engine start key.
EP6 allows operating modes:
  • OFF
  • MANUAL
  • AUTO

COMPOUND + AVR

Double Control- Security of Supply: With this system both AVR and Compound control systems are normally active. When a heavy load current is required (example - motor starting) the compound regulation overrides the AVR thereby ensuring high availability of required current. In standard operating conditions the AVR regulation prevails, which ensures high quality, precise control of the AC output.

In case of AVR failure, the Compound regulation maintains voltage regulation, albeit with reduced control characteristics.