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General| Model | APD 12 E |
|---|---|
| Standby Power (kVA) | 12 |
| Frequency (Hz) | 50 |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 28 L |
| Weight | 430 kg |
| Voltage | 230/400 V |
| Starting System | Electric Start |
| Noise Level | 72 dB(A) at 7 m |
Describes the main components of the diesel generator set and its standard equipment.
Instructions for checking the generator set condition and completeness upon delivery.
Details the customer's obligations for transporting and installing the generator set.
Defines the skill levels and qualifications required for operating and maintaining the generator set.
Guidelines for choosing installation locations to minimize noise and environmental impact.
Provides tips to ensure efficient fuel consumption and extend engine life.
General rules and responsibilities for safe operation, installation, and maintenance.
Safety precautions to follow when handling, lifting, and towing the generator set.
Measures to prevent fire and explosion risks associated with fuel, fumes, and electrical components.
Safety advice regarding moving parts, guards, hot surfaces, and protective clothing.
Precautions for safely handling fuels, oils, coolants, and battery electrolyte.
Information on noise levels and the importance of hearing protection when operating the set.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections, grounding, and maintenance of electrical components.
Step-by-step instructions for providing first aid in case of electric shock.
Provides a general introduction to the generator set and its identification features.
Lists and briefly describes the main parts of the generator set configuration.
Details the specific diesel engine used, its type, and key features.
Describes the 12V DC electrical system powering the engine and its components.
Explains the water-cooled system, including radiator, fan, and coolant pump.
Details the specifications and construction of the synchronous three-phase alternator.
Describes the integrated fuel tank within the heavy-duty steel base frame.
Explains the purpose and function of vibration isolators for reducing engine vibration.
Covers the function of the silencer and exhaust system in reducing noise and directing emissions.
Introduces the control systems and panels used for operating and protecting the set.
Presents detailed technical data and specifications for the generator sets.
Provides instructions and warnings for safely moving the generator set using a forklift or other means.
Criteria for selecting an appropriate installation site, considering area, noise, and access.
Recommendations for generator room size, ventilation, and clearances for easy maintenance.
Guidance on identifying and selecting essential electrical circuits to be powered by the generator.
Instructions for selecting and preparing the correct fuel for the generator.
Procedure for checking and filling engine oil to ensure proper lubrication.
Guidance on filling and maintaining the engine's cooling water and antifreeze mixture.
Final checks to perform on the generator set before operation, including leaks and load capacity.
Step-by-step guide for starting the generator manually using the control panel.
Instructions for initiating automatic start sequences via the control panel.
Actions to take immediately after starting, including checking for abnormal noise or vibration.
Procedure for connecting loads, checking voltage and frequency, and balancing phases.
Steps for safely stopping the generator set, including unloading and cool-down periods.
Details the specifications and functions of the P452 control module and its equipment.
Explanation of the various icons, buttons, and LCD displays on the control panel.
Description of fault icons, pre-alarms, shut downs, and electrical trips indicated by the system.
Outlines recommended service intervals based on operating hours for various checks.
Details specific checks to be performed at daily, weekly, 6-month, 12-month, and 24-month intervals.
Specific maintenance tasks related to the engine's cooling system.
Checks and maintenance for the exhaust system to ensure proper function and safety.
Tasks for inspecting and maintaining the alternator's components.
Procedures for checking the operation and condition of the transfer switch.
Maintenance related to the air intake and filter system for optimal engine performance.
Lists typical engine issues like slow starting, no start, low power, misfires, and their causes.
Steps for preparing and storing the engine for extended periods to prevent damage.
Guidance on storing the alternator to minimize moisture condensation in windings.
Recommendations for storing batteries, including periodic recharging.
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