80 kW / 100 kVA gas generator with listed 400 V, three-phase, 50 Hz reference data. Specify natural gas or biogas so the engine, gas supply and approved output can be confirmed for your project.
Confirm the current data sheet, alternator protection rating and complete scope of supply. Gallery images show different configurations; request photos of the exact quoted unit.
The Ricardo 80 kW gas generator listing from Alexerpower / Weifang Junwei Machinery Co., Ltd gives a reference electrical output of 80 kW / 100 kVA, 400 V, three-phase, 50 Hz. Natural gas and biogas enquiries require a fuel-specific engine and gas supply configuration.
The listed engine references are R6105IZLD-NG for natural gas and R6105IZLD-BIO for biogas. Confirm the actual engine nameplate, fuel specification and approved output in the quotation. The 80 kW listing does not establish the same output on every gas composition or a generator that can switch fuels without modification.
Photo guide: the gallery includes examples of different gas-generator configurations, including Weichai and CHP layouts. Request current photographs and an installation drawing of the exact Ricardo configuration being quoted.
These reference data are reorganized from the existing Alexerpower product listing. Request the current data sheet, fuel conditions and prime, continuous or standby duty rating for the supplied version before ordering.
| Parameter | Reference specification |
|---|---|
| Listed electrical output | 80 kW / 100 kVA; confirm duty rating and fuel conditions |
| Voltage and phases | 400 V, three-phase |
| Frequency | 50 Hz |
| Listed current | 144 A at the listed electrical configuration |
| Engine speed | 1500 rpm |
| Natural gas engine reference | Ricardo R6105IZLD-NG |
| Biogas engine reference | R6105IZLD-BIO; confirm its approved output for the supplied gas |
| Engine construction | In-line, six-cylinder, four-stroke, water-cooled |
| Listed displacement | 7.1 L; verify against the selected engine data sheet |
| Listed oil capacity | 18 L; verify the supplied engine and sump configuration |
| Ignition | ECU electronic control |
| Air intake | Turbocharged with intercooling |
| Alternator construction | Single-bearing, brushless; confirm winding material and alternator model |
| Insulation class | H listed; confirm the supplied alternator data sheet |
| Alternator protection | Confirm the IP protection rating and enclosure of the supplied alternator |
| Radiator reference | 50°C maximum stated in the listing; confirm cooling performance for site temperature and ventilation |
| Charging equipment | 24 V charging alternator listed; confirm the complete starting package |
| Electrical protection | Main line circuit breaker listed; confirm its rating and scope of supply |
The power pair 80 kW / 100 kVA corresponds to a power factor of 0.8. It is the generator set’s listed electrical output, not the engine shaft power. Confirm the permitted load profile, motor starting requirements and site conditions when sizing the system.
Biogas treatment and possible output derating depend on fuel quality. The U.S. EPA reciprocating engine technology guide explains these general considerations; it does not certify this generator or provide its fuel limits.
For industrial on-site power, farm or anaerobic digestion projects, and wastewater biogas enquiries, provide the operating load and available gas supply. Selection requires a confirmed electrical rating and fuel specification for the project.
The Cummins generator application manual provides general background on duty ratings, load sizing, gas supply and site planning. For a comparison of fuel options, read our natural gas generator vs diesel guide.
The listing identifies separate NG and BIO engine references. Do not assume an interchangeable fuel system. Confirm the engine version, gas train, ignition settings and approved fuel specification for the intended gas before ordering or changing fuel.
80 kW is the listed active electrical power and 100 kVA is the listed apparent power, corresponding to a power factor of 0.8. Confirm whether this is the prime, continuous or standby rating and whether it applies to your gas composition and site conditions.
Do not assume raw biogas meets the engine’s inlet requirements. Send a gas analysis and agree the required treatment for moisture, hydrogen sulfide, particles and any relevant siloxanes, together with the pressure, flow and heating-value limits for the selected engine.
Consumption depends on fuel composition, heating value, electrical load and rating conditions. Request consumption data for your operating points, stating the gas volume reference conditions. A single gas-consumption value should not be applied to both natural gas and biogas without supporting test data.
Gallery images do not establish the scope of supply. Include your enclosure, sound limit and heat-recovery requirements in the enquiry. Confirm availability, the included equipment, noise measurement conditions and useful heat output in the quotation.
This page lists 400 V, three-phase, 50 Hz and 1500 rpm reference data. Send the required voltage and frequency and request an approved engine-alternator configuration with its own rating; do not apply the listed data unchanged to another frequency.
Send the following information to Alexerpower so the proposed generator and gas supply can be assessed together:
Request the current data sheet, engine and alternator nameplates, installation drawing, fuel limits, current photos, manuals, agreed spare parts, warranty terms and delivery lead time. If your destination requires emissions or conformity documents, ask for the model-specific documents and their applicable scope.
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