Product Overview
The diesel generator for telecom towers is designed for base stations, radio sites and distributed communication infrastructure where stable electrical power is essential. It can be engineered for standby service at grid-connected locations or as part of an off-grid or hybrid power system. The final generator rating, enclosure, fuel system, automatic controls and monitoring interfaces are selected from the verified site load, duty cycle, environmental conditions and network operating requirements.
Reference Configuration
The table below presents a practical 25kVA telecom reference configuration developed from Kaichen's existing generator range and benchmark telecom-site requirements. Final values must be confirmed in the order technical agreement because voltage, ambient conditions, enclosure protection and monitoring interfaces vary by project.
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Parameter |
Reference Value |
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Prime power |
20 kW / 25 kVA |
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Reference output |
400/230 V, three phase, four wire |
|
Frequency |
50 Hz; 60 Hz configuration available |
|
Power factor |
0.8 |
|
Cooling and starting |
Water-cooled engine with electric start |
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Enclosure |
Sound-attenuated outdoor canopy |
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Outdoor protection target |
IP54 available as a project option |
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Ambient design target |
−20°C to 55°C available as a project option |
|
Automatic operation |
ATS/AMF available |
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Remote functions |
Remote start/stop, operating data and alarm outputs available when specified |
Why It Fits Telecom Sites
Compact enclosed configuration
A sound-attenuated enclosure supports outdoor installation and helps manage operating noise. Final dimensions, noise target and weather protection are confirmed for each project.
Automatic backup operation
An automatic starting and transfer arrangement can be included for grid-connected sites, subject to the approved electrical scheme and transfer logic.
Remote-site monitoring options
Controller signals, alarms and communication interfaces can be configured for centralized operation and maintenance when the required protocol and data points are supplied.
Flexible fuel autonomy
Base-tank or external fuel-system arrangements can be evaluated from the required runtime, refueling plan and local installation rules.
Service-friendly access
Access doors provide space for routine inspection and maintenance of the engine, alternator, filters, battery and control equipment.
Hybrid-system compatibility
The generator can be evaluated as part of a site power architecture that includes utility power, rectifiers, batteries or renewable energy equipment. System integration must be confirmed by the project designer.
Project Configuration
The following information must be confirmed before the generator is selected or quoted:
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Configuration Item |
Project Information Required |
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Power requirement |
Continuous and peak site load, battery-charging load, future expansion and required reserve |
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Electrical output |
Voltage, frequency, phase, grounding and connection to the telecom power system |
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Operating duty |
Standby, prime, cyclic or hybrid operation; expected run hours and start frequency |
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Transfer and control |
Manual or automatic operation, ATS/AMF logic, start commands and shutdown sequence |
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Remote monitoring |
Required alarms, measurements, communication protocol and network interface |
|
Fuel autonomy |
Required runtime, tank arrangement, fuel-quality requirements and refueling conditions |
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Site environment |
Ambient temperature, altitude, dust, rainfall, coastal exposure, ventilation and noise restrictions |
|
Installation |
Available footprint, cable route, exhaust arrangement, maintenance clearance and lifting access |
Typical Applications
- Mobile-network base stations and cell towers
- Microwave relay and radio transmission sites
- Rural and remote communication facilities
- Weak-grid telecom locations requiring automatic backup
- Off-grid or hybrid telecom power systems
- Temporary and emergency communication sites
Product and Component Details
Sound-attenuated enclosure and maintenance access
Open-door view for component inspection
Engine compartment and internal installation
Generator controller and operating interface
Factory Assembly and Quality Control
Generator assembly and component inspection at our production facility
Jiangsu Kaichen Electric Power Equipment Co., Ltd. manufactures diesel generator sets and integrated power solutions for industrial, commercial and emergency applications. For telecom projects, the configuration is reviewed against the purchaser's load data, operating sequence, installation conditions and control requirements before production. Inspection and testing scope is agreed with the customer and documented according to the confirmed supply package.
Information Needed for Selection
- Site load list and maximum demand
- Required standby or off-grid operating mode
- Voltage, frequency and phase
- Expected runtime and fuel-autonomy target
- Ambient temperature, altitude and weather conditions
- Noise or enclosure requirements
- ATS, remote monitoring and communication requirements
- Site drawings and installation restrictions
Frequently Asked Questions
Send us the telecom-site load, required operating mode, environmental conditions and control requirements. Our team will review the information and prepare a generator configuration for technical confirmation.
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