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* Subtract 20% from the 60Hz rating for 50Hz | * Subtract 20% from the 60Hz rating for 50Hz | ||
- | * Speed control - [[http:// | + | * Speed control - [[http:// |
* **Engine Sensors** | * **Engine Sensors** | ||
* Water Temperature Sender (provides temperature indication & warning) | * Water Temperature Sender (provides temperature indication & warning) | ||
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* Model [[http:// | * Model [[http:// | ||
* Compare with dedicated single-phase model [[http:// | * Compare with dedicated single-phase model [[http:// | ||
+ | * Note: generator windings in high humidity or tropical environments can experience insulation failure in just two or three years due to absorption of moisture in the windings. The Mariner model somewhat helps to prevent this; for the best protection, see the article on [[heaters |generator heaters]]. | ||
The gensets can be built to order by [[:Martin Machinery]]. Contact them for a quote and if you want to make changes from the standard design (generator size, engine size, model, features, etc.). | The gensets can be built to order by [[:Martin Machinery]]. Contact them for a quote and if you want to make changes from the standard design (generator size, engine size, model, features, etc.). |