Industrial Generator Controllers & Control Panels
Like any other piece of equipment, the control panel of a generator is the user interface that allows operators to check how the machine is running and make adjustments. Small generators commonly have the control panel mounted right on the side of the device, while larger generators may have a standalone controller or control panel.
Generator control panels typically have an array of displays that measure elements like current, frequency, and voltage via meters and gauges. Because machines aren’t perfect, the control panel allows intervention by the operator in situations like equipment fatigue, overheating, and severe weather conditions. The control panel can also spot signs of problems or general wear and tear on the generator’s parts.
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The DSE2548 is an output expansion module that can display a maximum of eight individual LED indications. Each indication is user configurable via the host module.
Up to 10 DSE2548 modules can be linked together to provide up to 80 additional LED outputs.
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The DSE3110 is an outstanding compact control module that provides a comprehensive range of features for single-set applications. The controller can be used in manual or auto start mode.
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The DSE4520 MKII is a compact Auto Mains (Utility) Failure Control Module that has been developed to provide an outstanding range of features within a compact enclosure.
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The DSE6110 MKIII is an Auto Start Control Module suitable for a wide variety of single, diesel or gas, genset applications.
Monitoring an extensive number of engine parameters, the module will display warnings, shutdown and engine status information on the back-lit LCD screen, illuminated LEDs and remote PC.
The module includes USB connection and dedicated DSENet? terminals for system expansion.
The module is compatible with electronic (CAN) and non-electronic (magnetic pick-up/alternator sensing) engines and offers an extensive number of flexible inputs, outputs and extensive engine protections so the system can be easily adapted to meet the most demanding industry requirements.
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The DSE6120 MKIII is an Auto Mains (Utility) Failure Control Module suitable for a wide variety of single, diesel or gas, genset applications.
Monitoring an extensive number of engine parameters, the module will display warnings, shutdown and engine status information on the back-lit LCD screen, illuminated LEDs and remote PC.
The module is compatible with electronic (CAN) and non-electronic (magnetic pick-up/alternator sensing) engines and offers an extensive number of flexible inputs, outputs and extensive engine protections so the system can be easily adapted to meet the most demanding industry requirements.
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The DSE7310 MKII is a powerful, new generation auto start genset control module with a highly sophisticated level of new features and functions, presented in the usual DSE user-friendly format. Suitable for a wide variety of single, diesel or gas Gen-set applications.
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The DSE7320 MKII is a powerful, new generation Auto Mains (Utility) Failure genset control module with a highly sophisticated level of new features and functions, presented in the usual DSE user-friendly format. Suitable for a wide variety of single, diesel or gas Gen-set applications.
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The DSE7410 MKII is an intelligent, powerful auto start control module with high-level features and functionality. The control module is the first module in the DSE range to include in-built SNMP and features an embedded web server. The module is suitable for a wide range of single-set gas and diesel applications.
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The DSE7420 MKII is an intelligent, powerful auto mains (utility) failure control module with high-level features and functionality. The control module is the first module in the DSE range to include in-built SNMP and features an embedded web server. The module is suitable for a wide range of single-set gas and diesel applications.
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The DSE8610 MKII represents the latest in complex load sharing & synchronising control technology. Designed to handle the most complex grid type generator applications the DSE8610 MKII control module is packed with multiple features and benefits that are unrivalled across the generator control industry.
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The DSE8620 MKII represents the latest in complex load sharing & synchronising control technology. Designed to synchronise a single genset with a mains (utility) supply, the DSE8620 MKII control module is packed with multiple features and benefits that are unrivalled across the generator control industry.
The controller also has the option to be configured for use as a DSE8610 MKII Auto Start Load Sharing & Synchronising Control Module. When converted for use as a DSE8610 MKII the unit provides generator to generator load share functionality.
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Industrial Generator Controllers & Control Panels
Like any other piece of equipment, the control panel of a generator is the user interface that allows operators to check how the machine is running and make adjustments. Small generators commonly have the control panel mounted right on the side of the device, while larger generators may have a standalone controller or control panel.
Generator control panels typically have an array of displays that measure elements like current, frequency, and voltage via meters and gauges. Because machines aren’t perfect, the control panel allows intervention by the operator in situations like equipment fatigue, overheating, and severe weather conditions. The control panel can also spot signs of problems or general wear and tear on the generator’s parts.