What is a containerized generator set?

() On a regular basis, containerized generator sets (CGS) are placed onboard ships to provide replacement power in case of damage to one of the ship's generator sets, or additional power, e.g. to provide power to extra deck equipment or reefer containers.

What is a generator container?

These containers are designed to protect the generator from external elements, ensuring secure operation in diverse environments. The generator sets within these containers can vary in size and capacity, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.

What size generator container do I Need?

Our generator containers for Type 2, 3, and 4 gas engines have a standard 40-foot length. Width and height depend on engine type, the application (power generation only or CHP) and ambient conditions. Customized sizes to accommodate special project requirements are available on request.

Why do generators need a container structure?

The robust container structure provides enhanced security and durability to the generator set. This protective enclosure safeguards the equipment from adverse weather conditions, dust, and other external factors.

How do you pack a generator?

When packing the generator, ensure it is secure and won’t slip or slide during transport. If you choose not to use a container, protect the generator from the elements by wrapping it in a heavy-duty tarp and securing it with bungee cords.

Why should you use a containerised generator set?

This protective enclosure safeguards the equipment from adverse weather conditions, dust, and other external factors. Additionally, the container offers increased security against theft or vandalism, making containerised generator sets suitable for applications where equipment safety is a concern.