CM-PK50
Diesel generator set built around the Perkins 1103A-33TG1 engine, rated to ISO 8528-1.
- Standby rating
- 50 kVA
- Prime rating
- 45 kVA
- Engine platform
- 1103A-33TG1
- Frequency
- 50 Hz
Telecom
Telecom base stations sit where the grid does not reach. Cunmi supplies small, quiet, highly efficient sets from 5 to 100 kVA that keep networks alive through long outages.
The Challenge
Telecom power requirements
A telecom shelter needs a generator that starts unattended, runs at low load for many hours without wet-stacking, and can be topped up by a technician on a monthly visit rather than daily.
Our telecom packages pair Kubota and Yanmar engines with intelligent controllers, automatic fuel polishing and remote alarm reporting, so one engineer can supervise hundreds of sites.
Recommended Products
Ratings we specify most often for Telecom
Each rating below is a published row from the brand model tables. Open Size range for the full span, or View for the engine and alternator details.
CM-KB32
Diesel generator set built around the Kubota V3300-E2BG engine, rated to ISO 8528-1.
- Standby rating
- 32 kVA
- Prime rating
- 29 kVA
- Engine platform
- V3300-E2BG
- Frequency
- 50 Hz
CM-YM55
Diesel generator set built around the Yanmar 4TNV106-GGE engine, rated to ISO 8528-1.
- Standby rating
- 55 kVA
- Prime rating
- 50 kVA
- Engine platform
- 4TNV106-GGE
- Frequency
- 50 Hz
Solution Highlights
What makes the difference in this application
5 – 100 kVA range
Right-sized packages for shelter, rooftop and tower-base installations.
Low-load endurance
Optimised combustion and fuel polishing to prevent wet stacking.
Silent operation
Acoustically treated canopies for urban rooftop installations.
Remote supervision
Automatic start, alarm reporting and fuel-level telemetry over 4G.
How projects are delivered
From load schedule to commissioning in telecom
The same three stages run on every order, whatever the configuration: engineering before the quotation, a documented load test before packing, and support after the set is on site.
Step 01
Engineering and sizing
Load schedule, starting currents, ambient and altitude derating are worked through before a rating is proposed — the alternator is sized for the largest step, not the average.
Step 02
Factory build and load test
Assembly, wiring and paint in one works, then a four-point load bank run at 25 / 50 / 75 / 100 % with the test sheet serial-numbered to the set.
Step 03
Shipping, commissioning and support
Export packing, documentation and commissioning guidance, with spare-parts supply and remote diagnosis for the life of the installation.
Related Reading
Further reading on Telecom power
Technical articles and product updates relevant to this application.
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