250 kVA class
Scania generator
DC09320A-02-61
Scania configurations use DC engine models with different alternator and output combinations. Some source configurations publish prime ratings without a separate standby value; those entries require standby confirmation at quotation rather than an assumed uplift.
Request a quotation with your required prime or standby duty, voltage, frequency, installation location and delivery destination.
DC09320A-02-61
DC09320A-02-61
DC09320A-02-62
DC09320A-02-62
DC09320A-02-63
DC09320A-02-63
DC09072A-02-12
DC09072A-02-12
DC09072A-02-13
DC09072A-02-13
DC13320A-02-61
DC13320A-02-61
DC09072A-02-14
DC09072A-02-14
DC13320A-02-62
DC13320A-02-62
DC13071A-02-02
DC13072A-02-11
DC13320A-02-63
DC13320A-02-63
DC13072A-02-13
DC13072A-02-13
DC16071A-02-02
DC16071A-02-02
DC16093A-02-51
DC16093A-02-51
DC16093A-02-52
DC16093A-02-52
DC16093A-02-53
DC16093A-02-53
DC16093A-02-53
DC16093A-02-53
DC16093A-02-53
DC16093A-02-53
DC16093A-02-54
DC16093A-02-54
DC16078A-02-43
DC16078A-02-43
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Discuss your requirementsPPG is followed by a rounded nominal model class and S for Scania. An extra S denotes a canopied set. The exact electrical output is shown on the specification page.
Each PPG model page includes a downloadable two-page technical summary. It identifies the reference engine, alternator and voltage, with unconfirmed fields clearly marked.
Use the phase filter to find source configurations that include single-phase output. Do not assume a three-phase generator can deliver its full nameplate output through one phase.
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