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 4. Cat's newest natural-gas generator, now available globally


CAT'S NEWEST NATURAL-GAS GENERATOR, NOW AVAILABLE GLOBALLY

Details Created: 08 August 2024

The generator set offers 2.6 MW (3250 kVA) for emergency standby and demand
response. (Image source: Caterpillar)



> Caterpillar has introduced the Cat G3520 Fast Response natural-gas generator
> set designed for 50 Hz applications, providing top-tier load acceptance and
> transient response for critical operations while utilising fuel that reduces
> emissions.
> 
> The Cat G3520 Fast Response generator set is well-suited for various
> applications, including hospitals, data centres, retail complexes, schools,
> government buildings, universities, and industrial and research facilities.
> 
> Now available at Cat dealers globally, this generator set offers 2.6 MW (3250
> kVA) for emergency standby and demand response. It is engineered to meet the
> ISO8528-5 G2 standard, enabling it to start and accept load within 10 seconds
> from a cold start and handle a 100% block load.
> 
> 
> NEW FEATURES
> 
> This new addition to Caterpillar’s lineup of natural-gas power solutions
> enhances their fast-response capabilities. Caterpillar also offers 60 Hz
> standby power nodes ranging from 750 kW to 2.5 MW, certified by the U.S.
> Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for both emergency and non-emergency
> applications.
> 
> The Cat G3520 Fast Response features the EMCP 4 control system, which provides
> comprehensive control, protection, and monitoring of the engine and generator
> set. Its Ethernet communication capabilities ensure seamless integration with
> building management systems. Additional features include a gas train,
> package-mounted radiators, and simplified wiring for easier installation.
> 
> For superior performance, the generator set can be configured with the Cat
> Energy Control System (ECS), an integrated suite of scalable controllers that
> manage energy needs from a single generator to full-site microgrid solutions,
> optimising multiple power sources for resilience, emissions, and
> cost-efficiency.
> 
> “As our global customers look for mission-critical power that can also help
> meet their sustainability goals, the Cat G3520 Fast Response generator set
> provides a high-performance, natural-gas option that helps reduce their
> greenhouse gas emissions when compared with traditional backup solutions,”
> said Melissa Busen, vice president for Caterpillar’s Electric Power Division.

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