Atlas Copco expands QIS standby generator range
Manufacturer adds six more models to line-up in the 35-135kVA power output specifications
Atlas Copco has expanded its range of QIS generators by adding six new models in the 35-135kVA power range to its augmented portfolio.
A statement from the Swedish machinery giant said the new models are designed with modular capabilities to provide optimal performance in the most demanding conditions for both standby and stationary prime applications, such as data centres, healthcare, utilities and manufacturing.
The additions comprise the Kubota-engined QIS 35 and QIS 45 units with mechanical speed control, and the Cummins powered and electronically controlled QIS 65, 95,115 and135 generators. Atlas Copco said the models have been developed with integrated control, simple installation, transport efficiency and minimum service downtime in mind. Some other benefits of the compact, plug and play units are instant response, guaranteed performance and exceptional reliability, said the manufacturer.
Key features of the QIS 35-135 kVA generators include G2 CLASS (ISO 8528) in-line engines, with dual stage air filtration for increased engine lifetime. Dual stage fuel and diesel filtration is also provided for units rated above 65kVA. On smaller models below 45kVA, an electric prime pump with fuel pre-filter ensures optimum performance in high altitude applications. In addition, the generators’ special fan and cooling system is designed to improve air flow and cope with ambient temperatures up to 50ºC.
All units are mounted on a standard spillage free frame (110% capacity of the largest tank) with integrated forklift slots and are protected by a sound-attenuated and anti-corrosion treated steel canopy. Large door opening and panels provide full access to critical components such as the engine, Atlas Copco IP23 alternator (AVR and diode bridge), and the direct radiator cleaning panel. Atlas Copco adds that routine maintenance operations average less than two hours in duration on the new machines and service intervals extend to 500 hours.
Optional mechanical equipment available for the new range includes hot parts protection, lifting beam and hook, galvanised extra skid, and a manual oil sump pump. For increased duration applications an external fuel tank connection with quick couplings is available as well as a 48hr/24hr high capacity fuel tank.
The QIS 35 -135kVA generators’ integrated control and power cubicle features compatible control via Qc2131(AMF)/Qc1112/Qc2212 (AMF and remote start) digital, full-package language controllers with Modbus RS485, available for SCADA integration. Optional electrical equipment for specific models comprises an earth leakage relay, a communication module to allow monitoring and control unit through 3G, Ethernet or Wi Fi connection, as well as expansion modules to accommodate an increased number of controller inputs and outputs.
The manufacturer says that all key parameters have undergone extreme testing and documentation procedures for performance class, LAT, vibration, noise, fuel consumption, and water ingress, which ensures suitability for all critical applications within the data centres, healthcare, manufacturing, utilities and retail market sectors.
