POWER RATING
kVA
Measures apparent power, the total
amount of power that your
generator alternator produces.
KW
Measures the real of working
power, the amount of power
converted into useful electricity.
10 kVA | 10 KW
Small homes & businesses.
200KW
Large businesses, events or
smaller industrial applications.
60KW
Smaller work sites or small to
medium sized businesses.
2500 kVA | 2000 KW
Very large work sites, businesses,
or heavy-duty industrial applications.
POLES
Poles refers to the magnetic poles present within your alternator. Alternators with fewer poles must run at a higher RPM, whereas those with more poles produce more energy at a lower RMP.
POLES
Poles refers to the magnetic poles present within your alternator. Alternators with fewer poles must run at a higher RPM, whereas those with more poles produce more energy at a lower RMP.
2 POLE
Less efficient
Less consistent power
2 POLE
6 POLE
More efficient
More consistent power
2 POLE
Less efficient
Less consistent power
4 POLE
Less efficient
Less consistent power
6 POLE
More efficient
More consistent power
PHASES
Alternator phases are determined by the number of coils in the stator. Three-phase alternators produce more consistent power than single-phase alternators. Which one you need should be determined by the load or application.
VOLTAGE
Your alternators voltage determines the types of devices or systems it can power.
Common voltage include:
480/277V, 440/254V, 220/127V, 208/120V
Single phase 240/120V 220/110V
Common voltage include:
346/600, 4100/2100.13800/7620
Common voltage include:
3 phase 4160/2402V, 13800/7968V
Common voltage include:
480/277V, 440/254V, 220/127V, 208/120V
Single phase 240/120V 220/110V
Common voltage include:
346/600, 4100/2100.13800/7620
Common voltage include:
3 phase 4160/2402V, 13800/7968V