Why Gensets?

Genset consists of a diesel engine and an alternator, coupled and mounted on a common base frame with batteries, fuel tank, control panel and a silencer.

Gensets commonly run on high-speed diesel. They can also run on natural gas, combination of HSD and natural gas and certain heavy fuel oils.

• Local Electricity Board
• Electrical Inspectorate
• State/Central Pollution Control Board

• Manual control panel – The DG set is started and loaded manually.
• Auto Main’s Failure Panel – In this panel; the main supply is monitored and in case of supply failure the Genset starts automatically and the load is transferred to the Genset. When the main supply is restored the load is transferred to the mains and the DG is shut down.
• Synchronizing Panel – These panels are used where 2 or more Gensets are required to run in parallel.

As per CPCB norms (for noise from DG sets) all DG sets of rated capacity of up to 1000 kVA should be provided with integral acoustic enclosures at the manufacturing stage itself. For DG sets above 1000 kVA, the noise is to be controlled either by providing an acoustic enclosure or by acoustic treatment of room at the user’s end.

Supernova can undertake installation and commissioning job on turnkey basis or only supervision job as per customer’s choice.

Supernova has a full-fledged product support department with countrywide service and spares network to take care of after sales service.

For SMR range: Supernova Gensets carry a warranty against defective workmanship and material for a period of 24 months from date of dispatch from our factory or 2500 hrs of operation, whichever occurs earlier (subject to certain terms and conditions).

For SHR Range: As per standard warranty terms.

We recommend stocking of only routine maintenance spares such as filters.

Filters, fuel and lubricating oil to be replaced every 300 hours of operation. Daily, weekly and monthly checks also to be performed.

• Prime Power Rating

Prime power rating corresponds to ISO Standard power for continuous operation. It is applicable for supplying electrical power at variable load for an unlimited number of hours instead of commercially purchased power. A 10% overload capability is available with this rating.

• Standby Power Rating

Standby Power rating corresponds to ISO Fuel Stop power. It is applicable for supplying standby electrical power at variable load in areas with well-established electrical networks, in the event of power failure. No overload capability is available with this rating.