Diesel Generator Sets with Cummins Engines, TC Series

ESP (Emergency Standby Power) is the maximum power output available for use in the event of a utility power failure, typically rated for up to 200 hours per year with varying load. PRP (Prime Rated Power) is the maximum power that a generator can deliver continuously while supplying a variable load for an unlimited number of hours per year. PRP output is generally lower than ESP for the same generator model.

The TSO series covers models from 28 KVA (TSO28) up to 385 KVA (TSO385) ESP, while the TS series extends the range further from 69 KVA (TS69) up to 1000 KVA (TS1000) ESP. Together, these two series provide a comprehensive power solution from small commercial applications to large industrial installations.

The Open Type generator set is a standard configuration without an enclosure, making it more compact and suitable for indoor installation in engine rooms or protected environments. The Canopy Type features a sound-attenuating enclosure that reduces noise levels and provides weather protection, making it ideal for outdoor installation or noise-sensitive environments. The canopy version is larger in dimensions as reflected in the L*W*H measurements listed in the table.

The TSO series uses engines from the H-series and D-series engine families (e.g., 4H4.3, 4HT4.3, 4HTAA4.3, 6HTAA6.5, 6DTAA8.9, 6ETAA11.8), while the TS series is equipped with SC-series engines (e.g., SC4H, SC7H, SC8D, SC9D, SC12E, SC15G, SC25G, SC27G, SC33W). Both engine families are designed for reliable diesel power generation across a wide range of displacement sizes from 4.3L up to 32.8L.

Each generator model listed in the table has a corresponding "Details" download button in the rightmost column. Clicking the button will open a PDF datasheet for that specific model, which includes full technical parameters, electrical specifications, engine performance curves, and dimensional drawings. All PDF files are available for free download directly from this page.

Selecting the right generator set depends on several key factors: (1) Calculate your total load requirement in KW or KVA, including all equipment that needs to run simultaneously; (2) Determine whether you need standby (ESP) or continuous prime power (PRP); (3) Consider the installation environment — indoor or outdoor — to decide between Open Type and Canopy Type; (4) Check the physical dimensions against your available installation space; (5) Review the fuel consumption (L/h) to estimate operating costs. We recommend consulting with our technical team for a customized recommendation based on your specific requirements.