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Power range 30kVA-2000kVA
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Specifications
MTU 2000 Series Genset — TX710 to TX1375
| Genset Model | ESP | PRP | Engine Model | Displacement (L) | Fuel Cons L/h | Open Type L*W*H (mm) | Canopy Type L*W*H (mm) | Download | ||
| KVA | KW | KVA | KW | |||||||
| TX710 | 715 | 572 | 650 | 520 | 12V2000G25 | 23.88 | 156 | 4000*1585*2265 | 5306*1706*3015 | Details |
| TX850 | 858 | 686 | 780 | 624 | 12V2000G65 | 23.88 | 185 | 4000*1585*2265 | 5306*1706*3015 | Details |
| TX1000 | 1001 | 801 | 910 | 728 | 16V2000G25 | 31.84 | 212.5 | 4350*1650*2253 | 6058*2438*2591 | Details |
| TX1100 | 1100 | 880 | 1000 | 800 | 16V2000G65 | 31.84 | 235.9 | 4430*1682*2285 | 6058*2438*2591 | Details |
| TX1250 | 1230 | 984 | 1135 | 908 | 18V2000G65 | 35.82 | 266.3 | 4750*2015*2340 | 12192*2438*2896 | Details |
| TX1375 | 1345 | 1076 | 1250 | 1000 | 18V2000G26F | 40.2 | 275.9 | 4845*2015*2350 | 12192*2438*2896 | Details |
MTU 4000 Series Genset — TX1500 to TX3300
| Genset Model | ESP | PRP | Engine Type New Domestic Model |
Engine Type Imported MTU Model |
Displacement (L) | Fuel Cons L/h | Open Type L*W*H (mm) | Canopy Type L*W*H (mm) | Download (New) | Download (MTU) | ||
| KVA | KW | KVA | KW | |||||||||
| TX1500 | 1500 | 1200 | 1365 | 1092 | 12V4000G23RF | 12V4000G14RF | 57.2 | 306.5 | 5750*2275*2600 | — | Details | Details |
| TX1800 | 1760 | 1408 | 1600 | 1280 | 12V4000G23F | 12V4000G14F | 57.2 | 355.6 | 5750*2275*2600 | — | Details | Details |
| TX2000 | 1980 | 1584 | 1800 | 1440 | 12V4000G63F | 12V4000G24F | 57.2 | 400.8 | 5870*2300*2702 | — | Details | Details |
| TX2250 | 2250 | 1800 | 2080 | 1664 | 16V4000G23F | 16V4000G14F | 76.3 | 448 | 5870*2300*2705 | — | Details | Details |
| TX2475 | 2400 | 1920 | 2250 | 1800 | 16V4000G63F | 16V4000G24F | 76.3 | 492.3 | 5870*2300*2705 | — | Details | Details |
| TX2750 | 2680 | 2144 | 2500 | 2000 | 20V4000G23F | 20V4000G14F | 95.4 | 559.8 | 6535*2575*3035 | — | Details | Details |
| TX3000 | 3070 | 2456 | 2790 | 2232 | 20V4000G63F | 20V4000G24F | 95.4 | 609.4 | 6535*2575*3035 | — | Details | Details |
| TX3300 | 3300 | 2640 | 3000 | 2400 | 20V4000G63LF | 20V4000G34F | 95.4 | 659 | 6535*2575*3035 | — | Details | Details |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q
What is the difference between ESP and PRP ratings for these gensets?
ESP (Emergency Standby Power) refers to the maximum power output available for variable load applications in the event of a utility failure, typically with no more than 200 hours per year of operation. PRP (Prime Rated Power) is the maximum power available for continuous variable load operation for an unlimited number of hours per year. PRP is generally lower than ESP to ensure long-term engine reliability.
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What is the difference between the New Domestic engine model and the Imported MTU engine model in the TX1500–TX3300 series?
The New Domestic model refers to locally manufactured MTU-licensed engines (e.g., 12V4000G23RF), which offer cost-effective solutions while maintaining high performance standards. The Imported MTU model (e.g., 12V4000G14RF) refers to engines directly imported from MTU Germany, which may offer certain advantages in certification, warranty, or specific project requirements. Both share the same displacement and power output specifications.
Q
Are canopy (soundproof enclosure) versions available for all genset models in this range?
Canopy type dimensions are listed for the TX710–TX1375 series (MTU 2000 series). For the TX1500–TX3300 series (MTU 4000 series), canopy type dimensions are not listed in the current specification table. Please contact us directly for availability and custom canopy enclosure options for higher-power models.
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How do I select the right genset model for my power requirement?
To select the correct genset, first determine your total load in kW or kVA. If the generator is for standby (backup) use, select a model where the ESP kW rating meets or exceeds your load. If the generator will run continuously as a prime power source, select a model where the PRP kW rating meets your load. Always account for startup surge loads from motors or other inductive equipment, which may require additional capacity.
Q
Where can I download the detailed technical specification sheet for each genset model?
Each genset model has a dedicated PDF specification sheet available for download directly from the table above. Simply click the "Details" button in the Download column corresponding to your desired model. For the MTU 4000 series (TX1500–TX3300), separate PDF files are available for both the New Domestic engine version and the Imported MTU engine version.
Q
What fuel consumption should I expect from these high-power MTU gensets?
Fuel consumption varies by model and load level. At full ESP load, the TX710 consumes approximately 156 L/h, while the TX3300 consumes approximately 659 L/h. The figures listed in the specification table represent consumption at rated ESP output. Actual consumption at partial loads will be proportionally lower. For precise fuel planning, refer to the detailed PDF datasheet for each model, which includes consumption curves at various load percentages.
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