Diesel generator
Caterpillar's Cat 3516C-HD diesel generator set
Caterpillar Inc. offers the Cat 3516C-HD diesel generator set, certified to meet EPA Tier 4 Interim standards. This 60 Hz package is rated at 2500 ekW for standby power, 2250 ekW at prime power, and 2050 ekW at continuous power. It offers efficient fuel consumption rates, compact footprint, and lower emissions for prime power, peak shaving, standby, and mission critical applications. The 3516C-HD—ranging from 455 to 2500 kW—is the latest addition to Caterpillar’s line of Tier 4 Interim certified generator sets. Cat Tier 4 generator sets are capable of integrating into larger power systems that could include UPS, switchgear, and ATS products.
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