10 kw diesel generator price

10 kw diesel generator price

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Applications

1. Emergency Backup Power
   • Hospitals: Ensure uninterrupted power supply for critical medical operations and equipment.
   • Data Centers: Provide backup power to prevent data loss and service disruption.
   • Financial Institutions: Maintain power for trading systems and data processing during outages.
2. Industrial Production
   • Factories: Supply temporary power to production lines during grid failures.
   • Mining: Serve as primary or backup power sources in remote mining areas.
3. Construction Sites
   • Provide power for construction equipment and temporary facilities in areas with insufficient grid coverage.
4. Remote and Outdoor Operations
   • Rural and remote areas: Supply basic electricity needs for residents.
   • Exploration and field operations: Power equipment and facilities in areas without grid access.
5. Large Events and Temporary Sites
   • Outdoor concerts and sports events: Provide temporary power for lighting, sound systems, and other equipment.
   • Temporary buildings and exhibitions: Supply power for construction, lighting, and display equipment.

Packaging

1. Packaging Materials 

   - Wooden crates are used, which have undergone fumigation treatment and have been inspected by quarantine authorities.

2. Protective Features of Packaging

   - Our packaging is designed to be moisture-proof, shock-resistant, rust-proof, and corrosion-resistant to ensure the equipment remains undamaged during transportation.  

   - For sensitive components (such as control panels and electronic systems), additional protection is provided using foam, bubble wrap, and other cushioning materials.

3. Compliance with Regulations

   - The export packaging complies with the regulatory requirements of the destination country, including customs and environmental standards.  

   - All packaging materials are designed for easy reassembly, allowing for convenient re-packaging after unpacking at the destination.

4. Markings and Documentation

   - The packaging clearly indicates the destination address, handling instructions (such as “Handle with Care” and “Moisture-Proof”), and any hazard warnings.  

   - Complete shipping documents, such as commercial invoices, packing lists, and certificates of origin, are prepared to ensure smooth customs clearance.

Delivery

1. Equipment Securing and Protection

• Secure Fastening: Diesel generators must be firmly secured to the transport vehicle to prevent movement or tipping during transit due to bumps, sudden braking, or turns.
• Use of Proper Securing Devices: Employ steel straps, chains, or specialized brackets to ensure the equipment remains stable throughout transportation.
• Protection of Sensitive Components: For sensitive parts of the generator (such as control panels and electrical systems), additional protective measures should be taken, such as wrapping them with cushioning materials like foam or bubble wrap.

2. Selection of Transport Methods

• Sea Freight: If using sea transport, ensure the generator is installed on suitable pallets or inside a container and securely fastened within the ship’s hold. Pay attention to moisture and salt corrosion during maritime transport.
• Road Transport: If using trucks, ensure the transport route is relatively smooth to avoid prolonged jolting. Also, be mindful of height and width restrictions along the route.
• Air Freight: Air transport requires higher packaging standards that comply with aviation safety regulations. Pay attention to weight and size limitations.

3. Safety Measures During Transport

• Moisture and Rust Prevention: Diesel generators are susceptible to damage from damp environments during transport, leading to rust or other issues. Desiccants should be placed inside the packaging, and the seal should be maintained to prevent moisture ingress.
• Shock Protection: Vibrations and mechanical shocks during transport can damage the equipment. Use sufficient cushioning materials inside the packaging to reduce the impact of vibrations.
• Temperature Control: Extreme temperatures can damage diesel generators. Avoid exposing the equipment to high or low temperatures during transit, and use insulating materials if necessary.

4. Compliance with Regulations and Standards

• International Transport Regulations: When exporting diesel generators, ensure compliance with international transport regulations, such as the International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code (IMDG Code) or the International Air Transport Association (IATA) Dangerous Goods Regulations.
• Destination Country Regulations: Understand and adhere to the import regulations and standards of the destination country, including customs requirements and environmental standards.
• Hazardous Goods Labeling: If the diesel generator contains hazardous materials (such as fuel or lubricants), clearly label the packaging with hazardous goods symbols and provide relevant Safety Data Sheets (SDS).

5. Transport Documents and Paperwork

• Complete Transport Documents: Prepare a full set of transport documents, including commercial invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, and quality certification documents, to ensure smooth customs clearance.
• Transport Insurance: It is advisable to purchase transport insurance to cover potential losses or damages during transit.
• Bill of Lading and Transport Contracts: Ensure that transport contracts and bills of lading clearly specify detailed information about the equipment, including model, weight, and dimensions.

6. Pre-Transport Inspection

• Equipment Inspection: Conduct a comprehensive inspection of the diesel generator before transport to ensure it is in good condition without any damage or malfunctions.
• Fuel and Lubricant Handling: Drain or minimize the fuel and lubricant in the generator before transport to reduce risks during transit.
• Packaging Inspection: Ensure the packaging is intact and all securing devices and cushioning materials are correctly installed.

7. Post-Transport Inspection

• Immediate Inspection Upon Arrival: After the equipment reaches its destination, immediately open the packaging to check for any damage that may have occurred during transit.
• Reconditioning: If the equipment has sustained minor damage during transport, promptly repair and recondition it to ensure it operates normally.

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