Caterpillar Inc. has announced the launch of new Cat DG Series gas generator sets ranging from 30 to 150 ekW for small commercial and municipal applications in North America.

Caterpillar Inc. has announced the launch of new Cat DG Series gas generator sets ranging from 30 to 150 ekW for small commercial and municipal applications in North America.

Featuring an updated package design, DG Series gas generator sets operate on natural gas or LP vapor, and they are available with optional sound-attenuated enclosures to efficiently dampen on-site noise and withstand exposure to the elements.

Available now, DG Series gas generator sets feature Caterpillar's EMCP 4.2 generator set controller, offering expanded engine and generator protection and monitoring. Flexibility is also increased with the addition of a Modbus RTU communication port, remote annunciator modules and expansion I/O modules to allow the EMCP 4 system to be configured to meet site-specific design requirements.

Caterpillar currently offers seven three-phase models of DG Series gas generator sets ranging from 30 to 150 ekW and five single-phase models ranging from 30 to 100 ekW.

DG Series gas generator sets can be specified with the web-based Cat Electric Power SpecSizer tool. Available online at specsizer.cat.com, SpecSizer evaluates factors such as site conditions, load characteristics, and required performance to assist in specifying a properly sized generator set to best meet power needs.

Caterpillar is leading the power generation marketplace with market leading power systems engineered to deliver unmatched flexibility, expandability, reliability and cost-effectiveness. With parts and service available globally, Caterpillar offers worldwide product support through its comprehensive service and dealer network, where technicians are trained to service every aspect of the equipment. Extended Service Coverage (ESC) is available to offer protection against unexpected repair bills and a hedge against rising parts and labor costs by providing parts and labor reimbursement for covered components, less any applicable deductible.

For more information, visit www.cat.com/powergeneration or e-mail [email protected]. To interact with other power generation professionals in our online community, register at www.catelectricpowerinfo.com/connect.

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