Auxiliary Generator Set (Installed on Hull)
As the core equipment of a vessel auxiliary power system, the marine auxiliary generator set mainly provides stable power for non-propulsion systems such as lighting, navigation and communication.
Marine Generator Sets for Ships & Offshore Power
Product Types
Emergency Generator Set (Installed in Cabin)
The marine emergency generator set is the backup power source of the vessel power system. When the main generator or main switchboard fails and causes a total power loss, it can start quickly and supply power to key safety equipment. Its design must be independent of the main power system, equipped with a dedicated fuel tank, independent starting device and ventilation system to ensure continuous operation under extreme conditions.
General Containerized Type (Placed on Deck)
Designed for vessel deck space, the modular power generation equipment adopts a containerized enclosure structure to meet auxiliary power needs during vessel berthing or navigation. Its core advantages include high space utilization, convenient installation and maintenance, as well as marine environmental adaptability such as corrosion resistance and salt-spray resistance.
Product Features
Marine Configuration Review
Confirm the engine, alternator, controller, cooling, exhaust and installation requirements for the selected vessel and operating duty.
Parallel Operation Requirements
Confirm the required operating mode, synchronizing controls, protection functions and load-transfer requirements for the specified configuration.
Control System Requirements
Confirm the controller model, protection functions, enclosure rating and applicable approval documents for the selected configuration.
Noise and Vibration Requirements
Specify the noise, vibration and mounting requirements for the vessel so the configuration can be reviewed.
Model-Specific Approval Documents
Request the classification and type-approval documents applicable to the selected marine generator model, components and vessel requirements.