Diesel Generators Melbourne

Diesel Generators Melbourne

 Diesel generators Melbourne.

Wide range of diesel generators available for sale across Australia.

Diesel Generators Melbourne, Warehouse Direct Prices.

Able Sales is delighted to present an extensive range of diesel generators, from compact 3kVA models to powerful 2200kVA units. Our diverse selection is designed to meet a wide array of needs – whether you're looking for a small portable generator for camping, a stationary unit for home backup, a medium-sized generator for trade applications, or a large industrial generator ready for mine specifications.

Purchasing a generator in Melbourne has never been more straightforward. At Able Sales Melbourne, our team's profound product knowledge ensures that you make the most informed decision, supported by unparalleled after-sales advice and service.
 
With over 30 years of industry experience, Able Sales is committed to innovation and excellence. We are constantly developing new products and refining existing ones to deliver robust and dependable machinery.
   
Diesel Generator Sales Melbourne
 

Our new line of diesel generators in Melbourne, has features like remote-start functionality and IoT ( internet of things ) based application are available. Real-time condition monitoring and predictive maintenance are available on the app on your phone.

The range of ABLE generators is from 3kVA to 2200kVA or bigger sizes can be customised per your requirement. Our nationwide warehouse branches from the east coast to the west coast make shipping and delivery super fast.

Australia Wide Diesel Generator Sales 

With warehouses in Perth, Melbourne, and Brisbane, Able Sales offers fast delivery Australia-wide, Buy generators online or Local Pickup! We stock generators, air compressors, and all other construction equipment.

Generator Fuel Consumption Litres Per Hour

The fuel economy of a diesel generator is typically measured in litres per hour (L/hr) and can vary on a number of factors like size, load capacity, and efficiency. In general, larger generators will consume more fuel than smaller ones, and the amount of fuel consumed will increase as the load on the generator increases.

To determine the specific fuel consumption of a particular diesel generator, you would need to refer to the manufacturer's specifications or consult with a professional in the field. As an example, a small 1kW generator running at half load might consume approximately 0.5 L/hr of fuel, while a larger 20kW generator running at full load could consume upwards of 5-6 L/hr of fuel.

Again, these numbers are just examples and actual fuel consumption rates will vary depending on a number of factors.

Melbourne Generator Fuel Consumption Chart

Generator Size

Approximate Diesel Fuel Consumption

¼ Load (litres/hr)

½ Load (litres/hr)

¾ Load (litres/hr)

Full Load (litres/hr)

8kW / 10kVA

0.8

1.3

1.8

2.4

10kW / 12kVA

.9

1.6

2.2

2.9

12kW / 15kVA

1.1

1.9

2.7

3.6

16kW / 20kVA

1.5

2.5

3.6

4.8

20kW / 25kVA

1.8

3.1

4.5

6.0

24kW / 30kVA

2.2

3.7

5.4

7.2

32kW / 40kVA

2.9

5.0

7.2

9.6

40kW / 50kVA

3.6

6.2

9.0

12.0

60kW / 75kVA

5.4

9.4

13.5

18.0

80kW / 100kVA

7.2

12.5

18.0

24.0

120kW / 150kVA

10.8

18.8

27.0

36.0

160kW / 200kVA

14.4

25.0

36.0

48.0

200kW / 250kVA

18.0

31.2

45.0

60.0

280kW / 350kVA

25.2

43.7

63.0

84.0

400kW / 500kVA

36.0

62.4

90.0

120.0

                                                                                     

Diesel vs petrol generators: which is better?

 
Both convert fuel into electricity, but they differ significantly.
 
Fuel efficiency: Diesel generators are generally more cost-effective than petrol ones, producing the same power with less fuel due to diesel's higher energy density.
 
Cost: Despite diesel being more expensive than petrol, diesel generators are more efficient, using less fuel to generate the same power, making them more cost-effective in the long run.
 
Maintenance: Diesel engines are more durable and require less maintenance than petrol engines, operating at lower RPMs to reduce wear and tear.
 
Noise: Diesel generators are usually louder than petrol ones, but modern designs and sound insulation can mitigate noise levels.
 
In summary, diesel generators are better for high-power, long-term use, while petrol generators suit smaller, more fuel-efficient applications.
 
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