| Brand | Wone |
| Model NO. | PERKINS series alternators |
| Prime power | 320KW |
| Reserve power | 352KW |
| Series | PERKINS |
Description：
The PWP Series - uses PERKINS brand engines produced in China, with the option of Stamford, Marathon or Leroy-Somer alternators.
Voltage optional: 380V/400V/415V/480V/6.3kV/10.5kV (special voltage can be customized).
If you choose the 60HZ model, please contact us directly. we will provide you with the 60HZ model according to your requirements.
Technical parameters：
Remark：
All ratings are for reference only, please refer to the specific generator set technical data sheet for final power ratings.
All rating data are based on ISO 8528-1, 1SO 3046, DIN6271 operating under conditions using typical fan sizes and gear ratios. PAUWAY quotes a performance tolerance of ±5%.
Prime power = power under available load instead of the main grid. 10% overload is allowed for one hour of operation every 12 hours.
Standby power = power available under variable load in the event of a failure in the main grid, up to 500 hours per year. Overload is not allowed.
Rated power factor: 0.80.
N/A: Not available.
We reserves the right to change models, technical specifications, colors, configurations and accessories without prior notice. Please contact our sales team before ordering.
What alternators are available for the series engines?
Stamford Alternators:
Stamford alternators are renowned for their efficient power generation performance and stable voltage output, making them an ideal match with Perkins engines to provide users with high-quality power supply. Their product range covers generators of various power and voltage ratings, meeting the needs of different application scenarios.
Marathon Alternators:
Famed for their exceptional reliability and durability, Marathon alternators employ advanced design and manufacturing processes to ensure stable performance during long-term operation. Marathon generators also feature excellent voltage regulation and interference resistance, providing reliable power support for sensitive equipment.
Leroy-Somer Alternators:
Leroy-Somer alternators are characterized by their efficiency, energy savings, and environmental friendliness. With unique electromagnetic designs and manufacturing techniques, these generators minimize energy loss during power generation, enhancing efficiency. Additionally, Leroy-Somer generators come equipped with comprehensive protection features and intelligent control systems, enabling remote monitoring and management of the generators.
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