Cummins offers a wide range of tier 4 final certified generator sets which are 100% factory built by Cummins.
Developed to provide flexibility, reliability and robustness, they are designed for a wide range of applications and rental fleet requirements.
Frequency
50/60, Dual
Fuel Type
Diesel
Prime
135 kW
169 kVA
Standby
150 kW
188 kVA
Frequency
50/60, Dual
Fuel Type
Diesel
Prime
156 kW
225 kVA
Standby
172 kW
250 kVA
Applications
Events
Whether it be a music concern or a major sports game, Cummins enable events to run smoothly with no power interruptions.
Industrial
In industrial settings, Cummins support construction and mining and oil and gas extraction and can even be incorporated into microgrids.
Military and Institutions
Reliable and uninterrupted power for bases and permanent installations as well as hospitals and other mission-critical facilities.
Utilities
From base load to emergency backup and peaking power, Cummins supply utilities like wastewater treatment with the power to run seamlessly.
Emergency power
When crises like natural disasters occur and utility power fails, Cummins provides the vital emergency power to support people in need.
Hybrid power
Cummins rental power solutions can be used in conjunction with new energy solutions to provide reliable and more sustainable hybrid power.
Key features and benefits
To view full features and benefits, visit the North America rental power solutions brochure via the link below.
US EPA Tier 4 final certified Cummins engine and aftertreatment system
Bigger capacity fuel & DEF Tank with containment (dual wall 110%+ spillage) basin
Auxiliary fuel connections
Cummins PowerCommand® 3.3 control on most models
Cooling system rated at 50°C at 100% standby
Warranty 1 year unlimited hours or 3 years — 3,000 hours
You have 4 tier questions
The EPA’s Tier 4 regulations are frequently a source of confusion for those who rely on large stationary generators for backup and prime power uses. Owners and operators of these generator sets (gensets) have many questions about the EPA’s emission standards and what the implications mean to them.
Cummins has the answers
We work closely with the EPA to fully understand every subsequent change to their regulations as they implement ever cleaner air standards. Cummins was the first manufacturer to introduce EPA Tier 2 and Tier 3 generators to the market, well ahead of the regulatory deadline. Our commitment to providing you with total operational flexibility in how you choose to use generator power is what drives us to stay ahead of the game.
We were the first manufacturer to offer a full range of Tier 4i-certified gensets, and the first to receive Tier 4F certification when the EPA began issuing certificates in January 2014.
