Generator Sets
QKERMC supplies diesel and gas generator sets. The brochure lists a 10 kW to 1,000 kW range; the migrated catalogue also shows selected current units from 55 kVA to 1,750 kVA. Power, standby capacity and engine model are confirmed per quotation.
Specify prime power, standby power, voltage, frequency and fuel type for an accurate recommendation.
A generator set combines an engine and an alternator to produce electric power, rated in kW or kVA. QKERMC supplies diesel and gas generator sets, with a brochure range of 10 kW to 1,000 kW and selected migrated catalogue units from 55 kVA to 1,750 kVA.
Product groups
Migrated generator set series
Rated and standby values are retained from the source tables; confirm the alternator, enclosure and certification per order.
1650 KVA-2800KVA Generator Set
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1650KVA-2750KVA Shelter Generator Set
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247.5KVA-495KVA Generator Set
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247.5kVA-495kVA Silent Generator Set
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550 KVA-1375 KVA Generator Set
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550 KVA-1500 KVA Silent/Shelter Generator Set
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55KVA-206KVA Generator Set (Weichai)
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55KVA-206KVA Silent Generator Set
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Frequently asked questions
What generator sets can QKERMC supply?
What details are required for a generator quotation?
Are the listed rated and standby values final?
Buyer guide
Buyer questions and selection reference
Each answer below is written to be read on its own. Specifications, availability and lead time are confirmed per order.
What size generator set do I need?
Four items come before any model is proposed: the required output in kW or kVA, whether the set runs as prime power or standby, the voltage, and the frequency (50 or 60 Hz). Rating and duty decide the engine and alternator combination, so those four are what the quotation starts from.
What is the difference between a diesel and a gas generator set?
A diesel set runs on a diesel engine and is normally chosen for standby or prime power where fuel can be delivered to site. A gas set runs on natural gas, biogas or LPG and is chosen where a stable gas supply already exists. The migrated catalogue lists 8 diesel units and 1 gas unit; further configurations are confirmed per inquiry.
What power range is available?
The company brochure covers 10 kW to 1,000 kW. The migrated catalogue lists diesel units from 55 kVA to 2,800 kVA, including silent and shelter versions, and gas units from 37.5 kVA to 1,750 kVA. The unit that fits a project is confirmed per quotation.
Selection reference
| Criterion | Diesel generator set | Gas generator set |
|---|---|---|
| Fuel | Diesel | Natural gas, biogas or LPG, depending on the project |
| Typical duty | Standby or prime power, sites without a gas supply | Continuous power where a stable gas supply exists |
| Catalogue units migrated | 55–206, 247.5–495, 550–1375 and 1650–2800 kVA, with silent and shelter versions | 37.5–1750 kVA |
| Brochure power range | 10 kW to 1,000 kW covered by the company brochure | 10 kW to 1,000 kW covered by the company brochure |
| Main advantage | Fast start and simpler fuel logistics | Lower running cost where gas is available on site |
| Limitation | Requires fuel storage and delivery to site | Requires a stable gas supply and installation approval |
| Confirm before quotation | Prime or standby rating, voltage, frequency, altitude and ambient conditions | Gas composition, supply pressure and calorific value |