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Used Kato Stationary Generator Sets

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    1995 KATO Standby Generator

    1995 KATO Standby Generator

    • Manufacturer: Kato
    • Hours: 9,912 h

    1995 Kato 400KW stand by generator, custom built in sea box, 600hp Detroit diesel, 9912 hours, 3 phase, 800amp breaker, 500 gallon dual wall fuel tank, fully operational per owner, demo upon purchase, call for mo...

    $17,900 USD

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    Est. $352/mo

    Virginia, USA
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    KATO A228410000

    KATO A228410000

    • Manufacturer: Kato
    • Model: A228410000
    • Horsepower: 1,877 hp
    • Power: 1,400 kW

    Kato A228410000 Generator Ends - Rated at 1400KW CONTINUOUS Duty, 1750KVA, 60Hz, 7200/12470V, 1800RPM, .8PF - 3 Phase, 105Deg C Temp Rise - Class F Insulation - 6 Wire - Removed from Cat 3516 Engines - Approximat...

    $19,000 USD

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    Est. $373/mo

    Santa Clarita, CA

Overview

Stationary generator sets are permanent installations that provide reliable backup or primary power for homes, businesses, and industrial facilities. These generators are designed to be installed at a fixed location and can run on various fuels, including diesel, natural gas, and propane, ensuring continuous power supply during outages or for continuous operations.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used stationary generator set?

Consider the generator's age, hours of operation, maintenance history, and fuel type. Verify that it meets your power requirements and inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

How do I ensure the stationary generator set is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the generator is properly secured and protected during transit, and check for any shipping restrictions or requirements.

What is the maintenance schedule for a stationary generator set?

Regular maintenance includes checking and changing oil and filters, inspecting fuel and coolant levels, testing battery and electrical connections, and conducting periodic load tests. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for detailed maintenance intervals.