GE S-8000 BBT

Silenced generating set - Briggs&Stratton petrol engine with recoil or electric starter - Three-phase alternator - Three-phase power 7 kVA (5.6 kW)

TECHNICAL FEATURES

Stand-by three-phase power: 8 kVA (6.4 kW)
PRP three-phase power: 7 kVA (5.6 kW)
PRP single-phase power: 4 kVA
Frequency: 50 Hz

Sockets: 1x 400V 16A 3P+N+T CEE - 1x 230V 16A 2P+T CEE - 1x 230V 16A 2P+T Schuko
Engine shut down for low oil level
Circuit breaker
Fuel level gauge
Ground Fault Interruptor or isometer (optional)

GENERAL SPECIFICATION

Tank capacity: 20 lt
Running time (75% of PRP): 7.5 h
Acoustic power LwA (pressure LpA): 99 dB(A) (74 dB(A) @7m)
Dry weight of machine: 98 kg (with recoil starter) - 108 kg (with electric starter)
Dimensions (LxHxW): 770 x 650 x 520 mm

VERSIONS ON REQUEST

With AVR (automatic voltage regulation)
With electric starter

More Information

Engine

Model	Fuel	Starter	Output Stand By	Output PRP	Cylinders / Displacement	Speed	Cooled
B&S - XR2100	Petrol	Manual recoil	8.15 kWm (11 hp)	7.3 kWm (10 hp)	1 / 420 cm³	3000 rpm	Air

AVR

The Automatic Vcoltage Regulator (AVR) is an electronic device that regulates the voltage level at all times to maintain precise AC output from the generating set. The AVR calculates how much voltage has to be sent to the exciter numerous times a second, therefore stabilising the output voltage to a predetermined set point.

The control characteristics of an AVR system are much more accurate than those of self-regulated alternators.