NEW 2009 CATERPILLAR 3616

Location: China. FOB Tianjin Port. Actual price negotiable; request a written quotation.

CAT 3616 4400kW High Voltage Diesel Generator Set

Offered by Beijing Zino Power Co., Ltd.. The supplied stock and equipment documents describe a CAT 3616 generating set rated at 4400kW, 11200V (11.2kV), 60Hz and 900rpm, coupled to a KATO alternator. It is offered for technical evaluation by onshore power plant, industrial power supply and offshore platform projects requiring a compatible electrical system. Price is available on inquiry. Final configuration, quantity, delivery arrangements and acceptance conditions are subject to verification and written agreement.

1. Engine and generating set specifications

Engine brand: Caterpillar (CAT). Engine model: 3616. The equipment presentation lists engine power as 4600kW and generating set electrical output as 4400kW. Rated speed is 900rpm, with a listed bore of 280mm and stroke of 300mm. Engine power and electrical generating set output are separate specifications and should not be treated as interchangeable. Please confirm the actual engine and alternator nameplates, operating conditions and accessory configuration before purchase.

2. Alternator and electrical ratings

Alternator brand: KATO. Model: 8P12-4700. The supplied technical sheet lists 5500kVA apparent power, 4400kW active power, power factor 0.8, three-phase AC, 11.2kV voltage and 60Hz frequency. kVA denotes apparent power; kW denotes active power. A 5500kVA alternator is not being advertised as a 5500kW set. Voltage, frequency, phase arrangement and the project distribution system must be checked together.

3. Condition and historical stock information

The supplied inventory and presentation describe this batch as genuine new, prime generating sets, with a listed manufacturing year of 2009. The July 2026 stock record lists eight sets. This is a historical inventory record, not a guarantee of present availability. Current quantity, storage condition, completeness, accessories and documentation should be reconfirmed. Running hours, original test records, storage maintenance history and certificates must be supported by actual records. The supplied new-condition description should not be interpreted as independently verified zero running hours.

4. Application and system compatibility

The source documents identify onshore power plants and offshore platforms as applications. Buyers should assess continuous load, load variation, starting demand, motor loads, operating duty, altitude, ambient temperature, cooling and protection requirements. The documented electrical specification is 11.2kV at 60Hz; suitability for a different voltage or a 50Hz network is not implied. Transformers, paralleling controls, load sharing and remote monitoring should be reviewed against the actual equipment configuration. Unverified marine class certificates or other approvals are not included as confirmed features.

5. Fuel and auxiliary equipment

The inventory describes diesel fuel, while the technical presentation also lists HFO or MDO. The documents therefore differ on fuel suitability. A buyer considering heavy fuel oil should verify the original engine fuel configuration, treatment, heating, filtration and supply requirements against manufacturer documentation and the installed equipment. The listing does not establish that a complete heavy-fuel operating system is already included. Cooling, lubrication, starting, intake, exhaust, fuel, controls and distribution auxiliaries require an agreed itemized scope of supply.

6. Dimensions, weight and logistics

The presentation lists dimensions of 12500 x 3712 x 5230mm and dry weight of 54446kg. These figures are documentary references and should be checked against the actual supplied scope, accessories, dismantling arrangement and site measurements before transport or foundation design. Packing, lifting points, loading arrangements, route restrictions, installation access and foundation loading require project-specific assessment. No fixed dispatch period is stated.

7. Inspection and documentation

Product photographs are taken from the supplied equipment presentation. Buyers may discuss verification of nameplates, external condition, interfaces, accessory lists, storage records, technical documents and an inspection or test plan. Any on-site inspection or testing requires agreement on equipment condition, test facilities, inspection scope and responsibilities. Control panels, switchgear, fuel auxiliaries, cooling and starting equipment are not automatically included unless identified in the confirmed equipment list.

8. Commercial inquiry

Please provide the project location, required quantity, target voltage and frequency, load characteristics, operating duty and preferred delivery schedule. This information supports assessment of compatibility, supply scope and commercial terms. Quotation, packing, transport, installation, commissioning, acceptance and subsequent arrangements are to be discussed separately. No unverified fixed price, warranty duration, running hours or test result is promised. Confirmed technical documents and the supply agreement govern the final transaction.