| Compact Single-Phase Set | 3–10 kVA | 220–240 V, 50 Hz | Small workshops, emergency household loads, lighting, pumps, and portable tools | Operate on a level surface with adequate ventilation. Avoid continuous operation close to the maximum rated load. | Check oil, coolant, fuel, battery, and leaks before every start. Change engine oil approximately every 100–250 operating hours, subject to the engine manual. | Medium | Approximately 70–85 dB(A) at 7 m, depending on engine speed and load |
| Three-Phase Light-Duty Set | 10–30 kVA | 380–415 V, 50 Hz; single-phase output may also be available | Construction tools, agricultural equipment, retail facilities, and small commercial buildings | Balance single-phase loads across phases. Use a properly rated distribution board and avoid connecting sensitive equipment without suitable voltage protection. | Inspect air and fuel filters regularly. Check terminal tightness and coolant condition monthly or at the engine manufacturer's specified interval. | Medium | Approximately 72–88 dB(A) at 7 m |
| Industrial Open-Frame Set | 30–100 kVA | 380–415 V, 50 Hz | Factories, warehouses, irrigation systems, medium-sized construction sites, and backup power systems | Allow sufficient clearance around the radiator and alternator. Use an automatic transfer system when the generator is connected to a standby electrical installation. | Perform daily visual checks and scheduled servicing every 250–500 operating hours. Test the battery charger, coolant heater, and protection relays where fitted. | High | Approximately 75–92 dB(A) at 7 m |
| Heavy-Duty Prime-Power Set | 100–300 kVA | 380–415 V, 50 Hz | Mining support, manufacturing plants, data-support infrastructure, large agricultural facilities, and continuous-duty projects | Use an engineered load schedule. Monitor oil pressure, coolant temperature, exhaust temperature, frequency, and phase loading during operation. | Carry out inspections every shift during intensive use. Replace lubricating oil and filters according to engine hours, fuel quality, and duty cycle; inspect belts and hoses at each service. | High | Approximately 80–96 dB(A) at 7 m |
| Parallel-Ready Modular Set | 60–500 kVA per unit | 380–415 V, 50 Hz | Hospitals, commercial buildings, data centers, and sites requiring capacity expansion or redundancy | Synchronizing controls must be configured by qualified personnel. Confirm compatible phase sequence, voltage, frequency, load-sharing settings, and protection coordination. | Test synchronization and load-sharing functions regularly. Inspect control wiring, circuit breakers, communication links, and emergency-stop circuits during planned maintenance. | High | Approximately 80–98 dB(A) at 7 m |
| Low-Load Standby Set | 20–150 kVA | 380–415 V, 50 Hz | Office buildings, schools, residential developments, telecom sites, and emergency backup installations | Run the set periodically under an adequate electrical load. Long periods of light loading can contribute to wet stacking, carbon deposits, and poor engine performance. | Conduct a weekly or monthly exercise run according to the site plan. Perform a loaded test at least periodically and keep fuel fresh and free from water contamination. | Medium | Approximately 74–92 dB(A) at 7 m |
| High-Altitude or Hot-Climate Configuration | 10–300 kVA, subject to derating | 380–415 V, 50 Hz | Plateaus, inland regions, tropical construction sites, and locations with high ambient temperatures | Confirm the manufacturer's derating requirements. Reduced air density can lower engine output, while high ambient temperature can reduce cooling performance and alternator capacity. | Clean the radiator and air-intake system frequently in dusty conditions. Check coolant concentration, fan operation, and air-filter restriction more often than under standard conditions. | High | Approximately 75–96 dB(A) at 7 m |
| Trailer-Mounted Open-Frame Set | 30–500 kVA | 380–415 V, 50 Hz | Temporary power, roadworks, disaster response, outdoor events, and remote construction areas | Verify trailer brakes, tires, grounding, cable routing, and weather protection before relocation. Stabilize the trailer and keep exhaust gases away from occupied areas. | Inspect the chassis, tow coupling, lights, tires, fuel system, and lifting points before each move. Service the engine according to operating hours and transport conditions. | High | Approximately 78–98 dB(A) at 7 m |