Our generators are designed with corrosion-resistant materials and protective coatings that ensure durability and longevity both on-shore and off-shore to avoid deterioration from saltwater, high humidity and the corrosive effects of the sea. Machines designed for the marine environment are IP55 and IP65 compliant to with stainless steel auxiliary terminal boxes & cable glands for UV-resistant liquid tight conduits.

Our marine generators are typically compact to optimize space utilization on vessels where space is limited, without compromising power output.

1. Zone/Division – Zone 2 / Division-2

2. Gas group – IIC, IIB, IIA, GroupB, GroupC & GroupD

3. Temperature Class – T4, T3, T2 & T1

4. Protection concept – Ex e & Ex p

Fuel efficiency is paramount for marine generators, as extended periods at sea may require a considerable fuel supply. These generators are designed to optimize fuel consumption while providing a consistent power supply.

Our marine generators are designed with a machine-mounted hydraulic rotor jacking system to facilitate prolonged slow roll rotation. This allows controlled and steady rotation of the rotor.

TDPS generators are highly reliable, as they are often the primary source of electrical power for essential systems such as navigation, communication, and safety equipment. To ensure reliability, marine generators are built with robust components and undergo rigorous testing.

Our marine generators are engineered with a GDS (Ground Detection System) for rotor earth fault detection and an Online PD (Partial Discharge) monitoring system.

Diesel engine generators designed for maritime operation are manufactured according to customer specifications & requirements.