6500E Diesel Generator 1 Phase 3600RPM Genset Single Phase

GET6500E Single Phase Open Type Diesel Generator Open Type Genset

Open type diesel generators have specific features that distinguish them from other types of generators. Here are some detailed features of open type diesel generators:

1. Cooling System: Open type diesel generators incorporate a cooling system to maintain optimal operating temperature. The cooling system typically includes a radiator, cooling fan, and coolant circulation system. It ensures efficient heat dissipation, preventing the engine from overheating and ensuring reliable performance.

2. Exhaust System: The generator set includes an exhaust system to safely discharge the combustion gases produced by the diesel engine. The exhaust system typically includes a muffler or silencer to reduce noise levels and may include piping and ventilation components for proper exhaust disposal.

3. Fuel System: An open type diesel generator incorporates a fuel system for supplying diesel fuel to the engine. It typically includes a fuel tank, fuel filters, fuel lines, and a fuel pump. The fuel system ensures a consistent and reliable fuel supply to the engine for uninterrupted operation.

4. Safety Features: Open type diesel generators often include safety features to protect the equipment and ensure safe operation. These features may include low oil pressure shutdown, high-temperature shutdown, overcurrent protection, and circuit breakers. They help prevent damage to the generator and ensure the safety of both the generator and connected electrical equipment.

5. Maintenance and Serviceability: Open type diesel generators are designed for easy maintenance and serviceability. They often feature accessible components, such as removable panels or doors, for convenient inspection, cleaning, and repair. This allows for easier maintenance tasks, reducing downtime and ensuring the generator operates at its optimal performance.

6. Environmental Considerations: It's important to note that open type diesel generators do not have an enclosure, which means they can generate higher noise levels compared to enclosed generators. Additionally, they may be more susceptible to environmental factors such as weather conditions. Additional measures may be required to mitigate noise and protect the generator from adverse weather conditions, depending on the specific application.

Open type diesel generators are commonly used in construction sites, remote locations, agriculture, emergency backup power, and industrial settings where noise levels and environmental factors are less critical. Their compact and portable design, along with their reliable diesel engine power, make them suitable for a wide range of applications.