MARKET REPORT POWER GENERATION & GREEN ENERGY


Latest products MHM boxes clever


MHM has introduced what it describes as a simple plug-and-play site distribution box range to suit three-phase generators from 15kVA to 110kVA. The socket configurations of the DistroBox 1, 2 and 3 units are designed to suit the vast majority of hire applications. Should more sockets be required, the boxes can be connected in series to run off one generator. The DistroBox 1 has a 32A


input and is suitable for 15kVA to 25kVA generators, while the DistroBox 2 has a 63A input


and is designed for 30kVA to 50kVA machines.


The DistroBox 3 has a 125A input and can be used with a 70kVA to 110kVA generator. All are designed to be shock and weatherproof, and neon light indicators on all inlet and outlet sockets facilitate troubleshooting. To complement its two Honda powered lightweight petrol welder


generators, the Mighty Midget 2/175 & 3/175, a 200A diesel option has been introduced. The Mighty Midget 3/200 L-RS and ES models offer recoil start and electric start respectively. The RS model weighs only 55kg and the ES 62kg. The arc welding capability is rated at 200A DC with a maximum of a 4mm electrode. Generator power output is 3kVA AC in 230V and 110V, and two 16A sockets are provided, one being 230V and the other 110V.


01639 777009 www.mhmplant.com Latest Himoinsa additions


Himoinsa has developed a new range of generators for the UK hire market. The Silent Plus line-up includes sets with Stage IIIA engines from Yanmar, FPT and Scania, incorporating D-type breakers, watertight canopies and a special air inlet design in the FPT and Scania series to minimise noise. All can be fitted with dual-core exhaust silencers to achieve noise levels of approximately 60dB at 7m, the manufacturer says. Models span 20kVA to 550kVA. Options include a three-way valve kit and quick connection plugs, fuel leak detector and a decanting separator filter for fuel. The Yanmar series include extra sockets as standard.


01270 536940 www.himoinsa.com


23 More from Mosa


Wilkinson Star, the Mosa equipment importer for the UK, has launched two new ranges of 3,000rpm generating sets. The 12 ‘S’ models have as standard a silenced canopy design with a recessed panel for socket protection, and include a digital hour meter, a 20-litre fuel tank for up to 10 hours’ run time, and an exhaust system designed to reduce noise . Factory


options include AVR control, AMF (automatic mains failure) standby power and a wheel kit with folding handles. The range covers 5kVA to 8kVA in both petrol and diesel, 230V, 115V and 400V AC outputs, with engine options including Briggs & Stratton, Honda GX and IGX petrol and Yanmar diesel. The SX range sees the launch of Mosa’s new design for


diesel generating sets in the 10kVA to 12 kVA category. Powered by Kubota engines, the machines incorporate a socket panel with emergency stop, circuit breakers and a multi-function digital engine meter. A 38-litre fuel tank for 14 hours run time is housed in a bunded base. 10kVA 230/115V and 12 kVA 400/230V models are available, with more models to follow.


0161 793 8127 www.wilkinsonstar.com


Expanded Atlas Copco line-up


Atlas Copco has expanded its QES portable generator range to include models of up to 500kVA with the addition of four machines, namely the QES 250, QES 325, QES 400 and QES 500, which are designed to be Stage 3A emission- compliant and are available in 50Hz or 60Hz versions. The generators have Volvo engines and Qc series


controllers that are designed to enable fast setup. On models from 250kVA upwards, it is possible to connect and deploy multiple units in a modular format if paralleling, load sharing or for power export. Users can choose between either a Qc 3012 multiple genset synchronisation controller, or a Qc 3111 Automatic Mains Failure (AMF) synchronisation controller.


01442 222350 www.atlascopco.co.uk


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