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cummins
Experience our range of CUMMINS generator sets, ranging from 25 to 200 KVA, with silent and mobile options. Reliable power solutions, backed by Cummins' superior quality.
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perkins
Discover our PERKINS generator sets, ranging from 80 to 500 KVA, in silent and mobile versions. Trust us for reliable power solutions, backed by PERKINS' reputation for excellence.
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deutz
With Deutz's renowned technical excellence, power ranges from 25 to 200 KVA are available in silent and mobile configurations. Reliable power solutions you can trust.
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isuzu
Discover our ISUZU generator sets, rated from 25 to 38 KVA, available in silent and mobile options. Rely on our reliable power solutions, backed by ISUZU's trusted reputation.
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yuchai
With power ranges from 80 to 500 KVA, YUCHAI generator sets feature silent and mobile designs to provide reliable power solutions. Rely on YUCHAI reputation.
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yangdong
From 10 to 65 KVA, our YANGDONG generator sets offer reliable power solutions in silent and mobile configurations. Believe in YANGDONG's high reputation.
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fawde
Our FAWDE generator sets offer power from 15 to 125 KVA and feature a silent and mobile design. FAWDE has a reputation for reliable power solutions you can trust.
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why choose BISON
why choose BISON
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empowering zimbabwe: YUCHAI-powered gensets fuel mining success
Our Diesel Gensets, powered by YUCHAI engines, have played a pivotal role in Zimbabwe’s mining industry. We provided two 1250kVA generator sets, offering stable and reliable power support in challenging working environments. These gensets have ensured the continuity of mining operations, making significant contributions to the local economic development.
PERKINS gensets powering factory operations in turkey
Our Diesel Gensets, powered by YUCHAI engines, have played a pivotal role in Zimbabwe’s mining industry. We provided two 1250kVA generator sets, offering stable and reliable power support in challenging working environments. These gensets have ensured the continuity of mining operations, making significant contributions to the local economic development.
enhancing quarry operations: 200kw CUMMINS silent gensets
Step into the world of quarry operations in Spain, where the quiet power of two 200kW CUMMINS gensets drives efficiency. These silent but powerful machines provide essential electricity to support operations in the quarry. Watch now to see how our gensets are revolutionizing the Spanish quarry industry!
testing of a 200kw CUMMINS silent genset for a quarry in russia
A 200kW CUMMINS Silent genset, destined for a quarry in Russia, is currently undergoing on-site testing in China. This silent generator set is being rigorously tested to ensure its reliability and performance in harsh environments. Watch the on-site testing to learn how we deliver high-quality power solutions to global customers!
quarry operations: YUCHAI genset powers crushing production line
Experience the efficiency of a Chinese quarry, where a single 300kW YUCHAI silent genset drives the crushing production line. With its silent operation, this genset ensures smooth and uninterrupted power supply to support the quarry’s operations. Watch now to see how our gensets are enhancing productivity in the Chinese quarry industry!
frequently asked questions
frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a generator and a generator set?
A genset is an entire installation that provides electrical power, such as an independent power station. Inside the generator set, the key player is the generator. This is the part that takes mechanical energy (usually from an engine) and converts it into usable electrical energy. Therefore, the generator is a key component of the gen set.
Learn more: Genset vs Generator: Which Is Right For Your Needs?
What different types of gensets do you have available?
As a professional genset manufacturer, BISON has many types of gensets to choose from, including portable, backup, mains, open and enclosed, single-phase and three-phase, low power and high power, soundproof and weatherproof , mobile and various other customizable options.
Reliability and quality of your gensets?
At BISON’s genset manufacturing facility, every stage of production adheres to a strict quality control process. From the selection of quality components to rigorous testing procedures, reliability and quality are our top priority.
BISON gensets are thoroughly performance tested to ensure they meet industry standards and exceed customer expectations.
Do you provide maintenance and after-sales support?
Yes, as part of our commitment to customer satisfaction, we offer comprehensive maintenance services and after-sales support for our gensets. Our team of skilled technicians are always available to resolve any questions or issues you may have.
gensets purchase guide
gensets purchase guide
Discover the power and reliability of BISON gensets manufacturers! Our genset provide efficient and reliable energy solutions for a variety of applications. From backup power solutions to primary power in remote locations, trust our durable genset and easy-to-maintain diesel generator sets to meet your power generation needs.
How powerful should the genset be?
The key to sizing a generator set is to understand the equipment you will be running and its power requirements. Not just the power they normally use (nominal power), but also the surge required to start (peak power). This is especially true for electric motors, which consume three times more power when starting. Your generator needs to handle the combined peak power of all the equipment that may be coming on at the same time.
For simple appliances such as lamps, televisions and small electronics (mostly resistive loads), adding a 30% buffer to its nominal power when sizing a generator is sufficient. But for equipment with motors (inductive loads), you need to multiply its nominal power by 3 to account for the starting surge.
Here’s the technical gist: Three-phase genset measure power in kVA (apparent power), while single-phase and DC genset use kW (active power). This difference (kVA vs. kW) is caused by a characteristic of electricity called power factor (cos φ). To find the true power output (kW) of a three-phase generator, multiply its kVA rating by cos φ (usually about 0.8).
Generator manufacturers usually specify two power ratings: continuous power for normal use and maximum power for short-term overload (usually about 20% higher than continuous power).
what type of genset to choose?
As we delve into the keys to choosing the ideal generator set, one major aspect to consider is the variety of generator sets available. Based on the fuel type, they can be broadly classified into diesel, petrol, natural gas, and hybrid genset. Each has its own unique advantages and disadvantages.
Diesel Generator Sets: Diesel generator sets are praised for their durability, long life, and greater fuel efficiency. They have high power output, making them a suitable choice for commercial or industrial use.
Gasoline Generator Sets: Gasoline generator sets excel in convenience, availability, and relatively cheap upfront costs. They are lighter, making them a more portable solution, especially suitable for occasional use, camping or small workshop settings.
Natural Gas Generator Sets: These genset run on the same supply line as your home or business’s natural gas, providing unparalleled convenience. They are quieter and produce cleaner emissions than diesel or gasoline generator sets.
choosing the right genset: factors to consider
Choosing the right generator set involves more than just understanding the different types and sizes available. It requires a detailed understanding of your unique power requirements and the environment in which your generator will operate. Here, we’ll guide you through the basic factors you need to consider when choosing the perfect generator set.
portability
Generator sets are available in a variety of sizes and movement options. The most compact ones are usually portable and weigh around 20kg. Mobile genset are larger and have wheels, making them easier to maneuver. For high power needs, portable models are available. Their structural design can be moved with a forklift or placed inside a container for transportation. Finally, the largest and most powerful generator sets are stationary generator sets, intended for permanent installation.
start the system
Generator sets typically use one of two primary starting systems: electric or recoil starting.
Recoil starter generator sets use a pull-cord mechanism, and while this may require more physical effort, it does not rely on batteries and therefore is more reliable in some situations. We do not recommend this type if you must use your generator set regularly.
Most of the more powerful generator sets will come with an electric starter that is connected to the battery. The advantage of an electric start generator set is that it is easier to start, often with just the push of a button.
single phase or three phase
This refers to the type of electrical service the generator will provide. Single-phase genset are generally suitable for homes and small businesses with lower power needs. In contrast, three-phase genset can accommodate higher power loads and are suitable for industrial or commercial environments with high power consumption.
air or water cooling
Air-cooled genset are low-cost and simple in design, making them suitable for smaller, less commonly used equipment. Water-cooled genset, on the other hand, are more complex and costly, and are typically used in larger, more frequently used equipment because they are able to handle longer durations and higher power outputs.
Other important features to consider:
- Voltage Regulation System: A good voltage regulation system helps protect sensitive electronics from voltage spikes and fluctuations, ensuring smooth, “clean” power.
- Noise: Large genset can be very noisy, up to 100 decibels (dBA). If noise is a concern, consider purchasing a soundproof model for quieter operation.
- Transfer Switch: Automatic Transfer Switches (ATS) automatically start the generator when a power outage is detected and allow for smoother transfers during emergencies.
- Inverter technology: In addition to reducing noise levels, this technology also makes the generator more energy efficient and allows it to run at different speeds depending on the load, providing “cleaner” power to sensitive electronic equipment.
conclusion
There are obviously many factors and considerations to consider when it comes to finding the perfect generator set to suit your needs
First, figure out how much power the device you want to connect requires. This will help determine the capacity of the generator set. Next, do you need a mobile generator set for mobile use, or a stationary generator in a fixed location. Next is the type of engine. Gasoline engines are suitable for small compact generator sets, while diesel engines are suitable for large industrial generator sets. You may also consider these engine options if you have access to natural gas and prioritize affordability and lower emissions. Finally, consider voltage regulation. This feature stabilizes power output and protects any sensitive electronics you plan to connect to the generator.
reliable energy solutions for gensets
Discover the power and reliability of BISON generator set manufacturers! Our genset provide efficient and reliable energy solutions for a variety of applications. From backup power solutions to primary power in remote locations, trust our durable genset and easy-to-maintain generator sets to meet your power generation needs.
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