Standby rating
ISO 8528
Emergency use, limited hours
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Standby and prime-power generator sets for sites, buildings and industry. Generator sets are specified by power rating, duty, voltage and frequency, and enclosure. Engine and alternator brands matter to buyers for service and parts.
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Generator sets are specified by power rating, duty, voltage and frequency, and enclosure. Engine and alternator brands matter to buyers for service and parts.
Large units ship in containers or on flat racks and need commissioning on site.
The grades most often specified in international trade. Name the standard as well as the grade.
ISO 8528
Emergency use, limited hours
ISO 8528
Unlimited hours at variable load
ISO 8528
Base load operation
What buyers usually specify, with common examples. Confirmed values come from the supplier for each requirement.
| Rating | kVA, prime and standby, for example to ISO 8528 |
|---|---|
| Voltage and frequency | For example 400 V / 50 Hz or 480 V / 60 Hz |
| Enclosure | Open, canopy or containerised |
| Controls | Manual, auto start, synchronising |
| Service | Commissioning, spares and warranty |
| HS heading | 8502 (confirm the full tariff code for your exact product and destination) |
Market information, not confirmed availability.
Shipping modes for machinery & industrial equipment
Delivery terms decide who books the freight. Buying FOB or FCA? TP4 can coordinate the freight on your side. Buying CFR or CIF? The supplier books it and TP4 keeps the documents aligned.
Plan logisticsTP4 does not publish prices: they change with the market and depend on your exact requirement. These are the factors behind every quote.
Have these ready and the first conversation becomes a quote, not a list of questions.
Standby is for emergencies with limited hours; prime is for continuous use with variable load.
Yes, with suitable controls. Specify synchronising in the request.
The supplier or a local service partner, as agreed in the contract.
Filters, belts and a starter kit are common; ask for a recommended list.
Share the specification, quantity and destination. TP4 reviews every request.