DG set inverter price list

BIRLA  MAHINDRA DG SETS, FROM 5KVA - 320KVA  diesel gensets at best price list

Dg set inverter price list 

SILENT PORTABLE GENERATOR (price list ) :

·         5KVA Silent Diesel Generator for               :  Rs 1,48,000/-*

·         5KVA Open Generator (LPG)-for               : Rs75000/-*

·         5 KVA Silent Diesel                                     : Rs 1,15,700/-*

·         5 KVA Silent Petrol/Diesel                          : Rs 1,20,936/-* and 1,11,542/-*

·         7.5KVA/1p Silent DG set                              : Rs 1,94,000/-

·         10KVA/3p Silent DG set                               : Rs 2,24,000/-

·         12.5KVA/3p Silent DG set                           : Rs 2,39,000/-

·         15KVA/3p DG set                                         :  Rs 2,48,000/-

·         20KVA silent DG set                                   :  Rs 2,95,000/-

Delivery up to 5KVA                                   :  within 2-5 days

Delivery period above 5KVA                  :  3-10 days.

Subha, Su-Kam, Microtek, Luminus, INVERTER/HOME UPS with Subha,  Exide / Amron/Su-Kam/Luminus/Okaya Battery

·         600VA Inverter  @ 9,800/-*

·         800VA Inverter  @ 10,890/-*

·         800VA Inverter  @ 11,400/-*

·         1.4 KVA Inverter @ 19,500/-*

·         5 KVA Inverter   @ 94,800/-*

·         5KVA Inverter    @ 97,800/-* Run your A.C.

·         7.5KVA Inverter @ 1,37,000/-*

·         10kva Inverter   @ 1,75,000/-

 refer dealer to confirm. 

Temporary supply

Temporary supply is required during building construction, shutdown jobs at plant/factory, festival celebration, religious function, marriage, party, picnic spot, presentation etc.

The method of supply depends on the load requirement.

1.       Following step to be taken care of –

2.       Calculate the load

3.       Plan 1 phase for load upto 5KW

temporary supply

4.       Plan 3phase for load more than 5KW

5.       Install an energy meter if it is on chargeable basis.

6.       Provide 02 point earthing

7.       Provide danger mark

8.       Make a temporary hut.

9.       Barricade the location

10.   Think for a feeder pillar if outlet is more than 32A

11.   Care for protection

12.   Always use 3 wire for shutdown machine connection of 3 phase.

13.   If it is pandal or marriage hall, make minimum 02 circuits.

14.   Install a change over switch with clear tag on it- Electricity board supply and DG set supply

15.   Install a indication lamp, volt meter, ammeter with distribution board.

16.   It is sometimes necessary to temporarily isolate your power supply to complete renovations and maintenance work.

17.   Where it is necessary to extend or augment the electricity network to provide connection services, keep a record and approval from plant manager.

18.   Maintain a logbook to start/stop generator timing.

19.   Where a temporary connection is provided for construction purposes it will normally be disconnected at the time of installation of the permanent service equipment unless prior arrangements have been made by the customer.

20.   Install a 30mA RCCB/ELCB for all outgoing of single phase hand operated machine.

21.   Hang a shock chart in distribution room.

22.   Keep a caution board in local language and other common language.

23.   Mention the telephone no call in case of emergency.

24.   Keep sufficient fire extinguisher and sand bucket in easy approach.

25.   Make the nearby surface as hard to avoid slip.

26.   Keep minimum height of feeder 300mm from ground to avoid rain water entry.

AMF Panel Price List

AMF PANEL PRICE LIST      

AMF Panel Price List

                                               

RATING (KVA)                                           LIST PRICE

1-Phase                            3-Phase

5 KVA / 7.5 KVA / 10 KVA                   32500                           33500

 15KVA                                                       33500                                 34500 20KVA / 25 KVA                                        34000                                 35000

3-Phase (With Double Contactors)

 30 KVA / 35 KVA                                                   40000

40 KVA / 45 KVA                                                   42000

50 KVA                                                                             50000

62.5 KVA                                                                          60000

82.5 KVA                                                                          65000

Single Contactor            Double Contactor

100 KVA                                                         70000                             80000

125 KVA                                                         75000                             90000

140 KVA / 160 KVA                                      100000                             135000

180 KVA / 200 KVA                                     110000                              155000

250 KVA                                                      115000                              170000

320 KVA                                                      115000                              175000

400 KVA                                                      130000                              195000

500 KVA                                                      175000                              300000

600 KVA                                                      185000                              310000

•  Above prices for AMF Panels are IN LIEU of standard control panels.
•   Above prices are Exclusive of 10.3% Excise duty, No tax basis against Form ‘C’.
• KWH meter is included in DG Sets of 140 KVA & above only.
•  Kirloskar Green EMS shall be provided as AMF Controller for all ratings of 40 KVA &above.
• 500 KVA & 600 KVA Panels incorporate Electrical Fixed 4P ACB / with Neutral Contactor

Courtesy:  GOEL POWER ENGINEERS

LED versus conventional light

LED light may be the right choice today.

What is LED Lighting?
LED lighting uses Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
 instead of a filament like in an incandescent bulb. 
LEDs are solid state devices; there is no moving 
parts, chemicals or gases. In built   circuit 
chips are very safe, reliable and efficient.

 Benefits of LED Lighting?

• LEDs operate at a much higher efficiency than conventional lighting, and also higher than energy saver bulbs. This means that LED lighting will save power and will therefore save our more money than any other bulb.
• Unlike incandescent or halogen lighting, LED lighting runs cool, so there is no risk of burning or fire hazards.
• LEDs have a much longer lifetime, where a typical LED bulb lasts up to 50,000 hours compared to typically 30,000 for fluorescent and only 2000 for halogen or incandescent bulbs.
• LED bulbs turn on instantly unlike the energy saver bulbs which take a while to "warm up".
• There is no glass to break in most LED bulbs, which makes them safer.
• LEDs are ideal for use in applications that are subject to frequent on-off cycling, unlike fluorescent lamps that burn out more quickly when cycled frequently.
• The manufacturer has full control over the colour of light output from LEDs.
• LEDs do not contain mercury, unlike fluorescent lamps.

How does the Lifespan of an LED Bulb Compare?
LED bulbs last for much MUCH longer than standard bulbs, so although they are more expensive, they pay for themselves many times over their lifetime. Imagine not having to replace your bulbs for 10 years! The following diagram shows how much longer an LED bulb runs for compared to those short living halogens:

How does the Power Consumption of an LED Bulb Compare?
LED bulbs draw much less energy than standard bulbs, The following diagram shows the power consumption of a LED bulb with the equivalent light output of other bulbs. LED bulbs run on about 8-15% of the power.

Operation cost

Energy Efficiency && Energy Costs	Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)	Light Bulbs	Compact  Fluorescents (CFLs)
Life Span (average)	50,000 hours	1,200 hours	8,000hours
Watts of electricity used LEDs use less power (watts) per unit of light generated (lumens). LEDs help reduce greenhouse gas emissions from power plants and lower electric bills	6 - 8 watts	60W	13-15W
Kilo-watts of Electricity used    (30 Incandescent Bulbs per year equivalent)	329 KWh/yr.	3285 KWh/yr.	767 KWh/yr.
Annual Operating Cost   (30 Incandescent Bulbs per year equivalent)	Rs.1974 @Rs6/- per unit	Rs.19710	Rs.4602

Environmental Impact

Environmental impact	Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)	Light Bulbs	Compact  Fluorescents (CFLs)
Contains the TOXIC Mercury	No	No	Yes - Mercury is very toxic to your health and the environment
RoHS Compliant	yes	Yes	No - contains 1mg-5mg of Mercury and is a major risk to the environment
Carbon Dioxide Emissions  (30 bulbs per year), Lower energy consumption decreases: CO2 emissions, sulphur oxide, and high-level nuclear waste.	204 KG/year	2041 KG/year	476.5 KG/year

Important Fact

	Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)	Light Bulbs	Compact  Fluorescents (CFLs)
Sensitivity to low temperatures	None	Some	Yes - may not work under negative 10 degrees Fahrenheit or over 120 degrees Fahrenheit
Sensitive to humidity	No	Some	Yes
On/off Cycling Switching a CFL on/off quickly, in a closet for instance may decrease the lifespan of the bulb.	No Effect		Yes  - can reduce lifespan drastically
Turns on instantly	Yes	Yes	No - takes time to warm up
Durability	Very Durable - LEDs can handle jarring and bumping	Not Very Durable - glass or filament can break easily	Not Very Durable - glass can break easily
Heat Emitted	3.4 btu's/hour	85 btu's/hour	30 btu's/hour
Failure Modes	Not typical	Some	Yes - may catch on fire, smoke, or omit an odor

Light output

	Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)	Light Bulbs	Compact  Fluorescents (CFLs)
Lumens	watts	watts	watts
450	4-5	40	9-13
800	6-8	60	13-15
1100	9-13	75	18-25
1600	16-20	100	23-30
2600	25-28	150	30-55

Mercury in CFLs

We are pushing more mercury into environment by using Tube light and CFL. Some of our electricity is produced by coal-fuelled power plants that release mercury into the environment. Using CFLs uses less electricity and results in fewer mercury emissions, as compared to incandescent lamp:

Conclusion:

LEDs are competitive, Eco friendly, and likely to go better. LEDs lighting technology is still growing and improving drastically.