Ramsond Combustion Engine Generator Sets

Internal combustion generating units, have one or more cylinders in which fuel combustion occurs. Internal combustion generating units convert the chemical energy of fuels into mechanical energy in a design similar to an automobile engine. Attached to the shaft of the generator, the engine provides the mechanical energy to drive the generator to produce electricity. Internal combustion generating units for power plants are typically designed to operate on either four- or two-stroke cycles.

Developed more than 100 years ago, both Otto (spark ignition such as gasoline, propane or LPG) and Diesel cycle (compression ignition) engines have gained widespread acceptance in almost every sector of the economy and are in applications ranging from fractional horsepower units powering small hand-held tools to 60 MW baseload electric power plants.

For smaller demands, combustions engines are typically the immediate choice.  They are more efficient than gas turbines. In addition, capital costs are low, they are easily transported, and they can generate electricity almost immediately upon startup. For this reason, internal combustion generators are often used for small loads and for emergency power.

Efficient and Environmentally Friendly

Ramsond is uncompromisingly dedicated to preserving and improving the integrity of our environment.  In All divisions of  Ramsond, are mandated to ensure that the most environmentally efficient products are marketed to their clients and public.  

Ramsond Consumer, Commercial, Industrial GENSETS

Consistent with its founding principles, Ramsond Power Group accommodates both the industrial and consumer demands of such power generation equipment.

We produce generator sets as small as 1000 Watts (1 kW) and are capable of producing complete combustion engine power solutions for demands of 60 Megawatts.

Ramsond Elite Series Silent Diesel Generators