Pramac GDW 110 P (B15) 400V diesel generator

The Pramac GDW 110 P 400/230 V Stage II is a three-phase diesel generator designed for sites requiring a powerful and reliable power source with high operational stability. The model delivers 88.0 kW of maximum power and 80.0 kW of rated power, making it suitable for industrial sites, engineering infrastructure, warehouse complexes, service centres and other facilities with high energy consumption.

The unit is based on a Perkins 1104C-44TAG2 turbocharged diesel engine with a displacement of 4,400 cm³. The combination of a turbocharged engine, electronic speed governor and liquid cooling allows the generator to operate reliably under sustained load and maintain operating parameters more accurately. This is particularly important for facilities where the power supply must be stable and predictable.

For quick start-up, the model is equipped with an electric starter and a 12 V / 80 Ah battery. This configuration simplifies starting the generator and enhances operational convenience in standby mode, when a rapid power supply is essential. As a result, the generator is well suited for both permanently connected systems and facilities where it is started as and when required.

The Pramac GDW 110 P operates at 400/230 V, 50 Hz and is three-phase. The model uses a Mecc Alte ECP34-2S 4C brushless alternator with insulation class H and protection rating IP23. The maximum current is 159 A, and fuel consumption at 100% load is 21.84 l/h, making the generator suitable for powering high-power engineering systems, pumping stations, production equipment and other three-phase loads.

Another strong point of the model is its large 350-litre internal fuel tank, which ensures long-term autonomous operation without frequent refuelling. In the Canopy version, the generator measures 2757×1120×1846 mm, weighs 1449 kg and has a noise level of 66/95 dB. The Pramac GDW 110 P 400/230 V Stage II is an excellent choice for sites requiring a powerful Perkins diesel generator with a good power reserve, electric start and the capacity for intensive daily operation.