MARKET REPORT POWER GENERATION & GREEN ENERGY continued
New Altrad Belle additions
Altrad Belle’s GPX range of generators have their engines and alternators protected from physical
damage by a large diameter frame and side protection plates. Powered by Honda engines, the range
of 2.7kVA, 3.4kVA and 5kVA models have low engine oil cut-off and electric overload protection, with a choice of 110V and 230V screw-in sockets. A newly launched range of CTE generators offers single voltage
110V-only models for sites where 240V is not allowed. They are said to be suitable for Tin-12 fusion welding, offer dual pole system breakers with a protective cover, and larger capacity models come with thermal socket protection. Also new is a GPX dual voltage test unit, designed to offer simple and fast testing of voltage, frequency (Hz) and amp readings from a generator’s output.
01298 84606 JCB adds more
JCB Power Products recently extended its QS generator range with the launch of three sets powered by Stage IIIA JCB six-cylinder engines. The G166QS, G201QS and G221QS add an emission-compliant option to the previous G165QS, G200QS and G220GS respectively, offering outputs of 150kVA, 180kVA and 200kVA. The machines are designed with compact canopy dimensions to facilitate
transportation and have three-stage fuel filtration for clean operation. JCB’s LiveLink for Power telematics system is incorporated as standard, and this can also be used to calculate CO2 and CO2E (carbon dioxide equivalent) data.
01889 590312
www.jcb.com
Atlas Copco’s containerised solution
A recent addition to Atlas Copco’s QAC range of containerised generators, the QAC 1450 TwinPower is a 20ft ISO containerised unit housing two compact 725kVA generators, powered by V8 Scania engines with double bearing alternators. This configuration allows
the generators to work independently or in parallel for efficiency. The machine has a centralised control and monitoring system with two
Qc4003 digital controllers incorporating intuitive touchscreens, and a choice of island or PMS (Power Management System) modes. It also has an intelligent cooling system for optimal performance at temperatures up to 50°C.
01442 261201
www.atlascopco.co.uk 44
www.ALTRAD-Belle.com
MHM’s ready performers
MHM Plant reports that it has invested over £5m in its re-hire fleet, including conventional, hybrid and event-focused generators. Its Rental Ready range comprises eight models, encompassing 16kVA to 100kVA, single and three phase, with a full socket panel. The 16kVA, 20kVA and 25kVA sets have a switchless multi-voltage facility providing 110V, 240V and 415V outputs. Powered by Kubota, Yanmar and Iveco engines, the sets are Stage IIIA compliant and power is delivered via a Linz alternator. With a Deep Sea control panel. MHM have developed a line of Ultra-Silent generators
built for the events industry. Operating at 55dBa at 7m, they offer 6kVA, 10kVA, 15kV and 20kVA, with fuel tanks that are said to provide continuous running for a four-day event. Also new are two new solar/hybrid generators of 6kVa and 10kVA, incorporating a sealed lead acid battery and a Kubota diesel engine.
0808 168 9099
www.mhmplant.com Rugged Doosan duo
The new G20IIIA and G30IIIA (pictured) generators from Doosan Portable Power provide prime power outputs of 19kVA and 30kVA and are driven by Yanmar 4TNV88 18kW and 4TNV98 31kW diesel engines respectively, meeting Stage IIIA engine emission regulations. The fuel tank configuration on the machines are said to
give autonomous operation of at least 47 and 55 hours at 75% of load respectively. All control functions are grouped together on the 4510 Deep Sea Electronics operator panel, displaying critical operating parameters.
www.doosanportablepower.eu
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