Sinemaster’s 5.5 kW diesel generator provides lighting and power in the event of power cuts and in areas where electricity is in short supply.
The single-cylinder diesel engine generates electricity at a speed of 3,600 revolutions per minute and delivers a maximum power output of approximately 5.5 kW. The generator has three outputs: one lighting output (230 V), one power output (400 V) and a 12 V (8 A) output. Fitted with an ATS plug. Weighing 116 kg, the generator is easy to move thanks to its four wheels.
The fuel tank holds approximately 12.5 litres of diesel or fuel oil, which is enough to run this generator continuously throughout the night.
Features:- Battery-powered electric start for easy starting
- Voltmeter
- Automatic fuses
- Oil warning light
- Fuel gauge
- Fitted with an AVR regulator
- Fitted with an ATS socket
Technical specifications- Fuel: Diesel
- Fuel consumption: 1.7 l/h at 100% load
- Running time: approx. 7 h at 100% load
- Number of phases: 3-phase and 1-phase
- Calculated maximum power: 5.5 kW
- Calculated continuous power: 5 kW
- Total power @ 3000 rpm: 9HP
- Engine type: 186FA 418cc
- Fuel tank: approx. 12.5 l
- AVR regulator: THD ≤ 20%
- Power factor COS φ: 1.0
- 1 x 230 V lighting output
- 1 x 400 V power output
- 1 x 12 V (8.3 A) output
- Electric start (20 Ah battery)
- Central lifting point: No, lifting via handles
- ATS capability: Yes
- Oil capacity: 1.65 L
- Recommended oil: 10W-30
- Noise level: 71 dB(A)(7 m)
- Dry weight: 116 kg
- Dimensions: 770 x 540 x 670 mm
- Warranty: 12 months
Accessories:SINEMASTER 400V ATS start-up unit
In the event of a power cut in a monitored mains supply, the ATS detects the loss of voltage and sends a signal to the generator, which begins supplying power to the affected electrical system within a few seconds. The ATS monitors the situation throughout the outage and, once it has confirmed that the mains voltage has returned to an acceptable level, the ATS transfers the electrical load back to the mains and switches off the generator. Note: Installation of the ATS requires a qualified professional to carry out the connection.
