How about the fuel consumption of your diesel generator sets?

Yes, we can provide on-site installation and commissioning for most of our equipment and system products, subject to project scope, destination country, and mutual agreement in the contract.

• For complex machinery, production lines, or electrical systems, we can send engineers to your site to handle unloading guidance, mechanical/electrical installation, alignment, wiring check, and first-run commissioning.

• Installation supervision
• Mechanical & electrical connection guidance
• Calibration and parameter setting
• Trial run and performance testing
• Operator training (basic operation & daily maintenance)

• Civil works, foundation construction, crane rental
• Local labor, scaffolding, power supply beyond equipment interface
• Long-term resident engineers (available on monthly basis if required)

Engineer dispatch is usually not included in EXW/FOB price by default. It can be quoted as a separate line item: Supervision & Commissioning Service, covering:

• Round-trip air tickets
• Visa & local transportation
• Accommodation (or client provides)
• Daily service fee (USD/day)

For DDP / turnkey projects, on-site service can be bundled into the total project price. For simpler machines, we may provide video guidance + detailed manuals + 3D installation videos instead, which is faster and cost-free. We have experience dispatching engineers to Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and South America. For regions requiring work permits or security approvals, please allow a lead time of 2–4 weeks for visa and travel arrangements.

• Machine model / project scale
• Destination country & site readiness (power, foundation, local labor)
• Whether you prefer full on-site service or remote guidance only

In short: Yes, on-site installation & commissioning is available for qualified equipment. It is optional and quotable separately under FOB/CIF, or bundled into turnkey/DDP projects upon request.

The fuel consumption of our diesel generator sets depends on the rated power, engine brand, load rate, and whether the unit is prime or standby rated. As a general reference for most of our Cummins, Perkins, Yuchai, or Weichai powered generators, typical consumption at full load ranges from 190 g/kWh to 215 g/kWh (heat value based), which translates roughly to 0.25 – 0.32 L/kW·h at 100% load.

• 10 kW set: ~2.6 – 3.2 L/h at full load
• 50 kW set: ~13 – 16 L/h at full load
• 100 kW set: ~25 – 31 L/h at full load
• 200 kW set: ~50 – 62 L/h at full load
• 500 kW set: ~125 – 155 L/h at full load
• 1000 kW set: ~250 – 310 L/h at full load

Diesel gensets are not linear; actual burn rate by load:

• 25% load: ~0.30 L/kW·h equivalent (high specific consumption)
• 50% load: ~0.27 L/kW·h
• 75% load: ~0.25 L/kW·h
• 100% load: ~0.25 – 0.32 L/kW·h depending on engine

→ Most economical operating zone is 70% – 80% of rated power.

• Engine tech: Electronic injection < mechanical injection
• Altitude & ambient temp: High altitude or >40°C reduces air density, raises fuel use
• Maintenance status: Clogged filters, bad injectors increase burn by 5%–15%
• Fuel quality: Low calorific value diesel raises L/h
• Governor type: Electronic governor stabilizes consumption better

Each quotation includes a Fuel Consumption Sheet stating:

• Genset model & prime/standby power
• L/h at 25% / 50% / 75% / 100% load
• Tank capacity & estimated run time at full load
• Optional enlarged base tank or external daily tank sizing

• Required kW / kVA (prime or standby?)
• Expected average load percentage in your application
• Daily running hours (continuous / emergency only)
• Diesel grade used locally

In short: Fuel use is model-specific, but you can expect about 0.25–0.32 liters per kWh at full load, lower per-kWh at 70–80% load. We provide a load-based consumption table with every offer so you can calculate running cost before purchase.