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The fuel consumption of a 1250 kVA diesel generator at full load typically ranges from 200 to 250 liters per hour, depending on the generator's efficiency and the specific diesel engine model. Generally, a common estimation is that diesel generators consume about 0.25 to 0.3 liters of fuel per kWh produced. Therefore, the exact consumption can vary based on factors such as load characteristics and maintenance conditions.
A 20 kVA generator typically consumes between 4 to 6 liters of fuel per hour, depending on its load, efficiency, and type of fuel used (diesel, petrol, etc.). At full load, the fuel consumption can be closer to the higher end of this range. It’s important to refer to the specific generator's manual for accurate consumption figures.
1.5litres/hr full load at 40% efficiency
The fuel consumption of a 125 kVA diesel generator typically ranges from about 10 to 15 liters per hour, depending on the load and efficiency of the generator. At full load, a generator might consume around 12-13 liters per hour, while consumption can decrease under lighter loads. Factors such as engine type, maintenance, and environmental conditions can also influence fuel consumption. Always refer to the manufacturer's specifications for precise figures.
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Running a diesel generator generally costs more than flipping on the grid, especially when you consider both fuel and other upkeep. At full load, for example, a 20 kW diesel generator can burn around 1.6 gallons per hour, which—at today’s U.S. diesel prices of around $3 per gallon—equates to roughly $4.80 per hour For a more detailed breakdown: large-scale diesel systems operating at their efficiency sweet spot—about 65–70% load—have an electrical output of roughly 3 kWh per liter of diesel. Given that one liter is approximately $0.90, that puts the running cost somewhere around $0.30 per kWh purely in fuel terms Don't forget that maintenance, oil changes, and filter replacements add to the total, which can easily push the cost to over $0.25/kWh when fully accounted for So as a quick guide: Small to mid-size units (like 20 kW): around $4–$5 per hour Larger or more efficient units (65–70% load): about $0.30/kWh, with total operating costs above $0.25/kWh At MasterAire, we tailor power solutions suited to your application and help model both upfront and running costs—so you know what to expect in real-world use.
6.3 liters/hour at full load
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The fuel consumption of an RV generator typically ranges from about 0.5 to 1.5 gallons of gas per hour, depending on its size, load demand, and efficiency. Smaller generators may use less fuel, while larger units or those running at full capacity can consume more. It's important to check the manufacturer's specifications for the specific generator model to get accurate consumption rates.
It is 90Lts/hr on full load
It is 90Lts/hr on full load
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