EPS 20kW Standby Generator

20 kW & 40 kW Emergency Stationary Generators

These generators are designed for unlimited emergency power usage, and limited to 100 hours per year for non-emergency and maintenance use. They are available in 20 kW and 40 kW sizes, in enclosed and open configurations. EPA regulations require permanent installation in a stationary location, so these units may not be used in mobile applications.

Standard Features

  • Compliant with EPA Emergency Stationary ICE Standards
  • Powered by a Kubota engine
  • Heavy duty design and construction for dependable performance and long product life
  • Quiet and smooth running
  • Easy installation hook-ups
  • 2-wire start
  • On-board battery and cables
  • Battery charger
  • 11-gauge steel construction
  • 2-step powder-coated paint
  • Non-corrosive aluminum doors
  • Coolant heater
  • Standard muffler
  • Various options available
EPS 20kW Open Standby Generator

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Typical Construction

EPS ES-20 Generator Diagram

EPS 20 kW & 40 kW Diesel Standby Generator Specifications

Configuration 20 kW 40 kW
EPS Model Number ES10020XXX ES10040XXX
KW – Stand-by (1) 20.0 40.0
KW – Continuous (1) 18.2 36.3
120 / 240V (Single Phase Continuous Amps) 152 / 76 282 / 151
Engine Kubota V2203 BG Kubota V3600-T-E3BG
Fuel Consumption (US Gal./hr.) @ 25% / 50% / 100% Load .61 / .97 / 1.58 .75 / 1.506 / 3.00
Length (inches) 57.52 72.00
Width (inches) 27.00 27.00
Height (inches) 37.39 41.39
Weight (including oil & antifreeze) 1,278 lbs. 1,639 lbs.
(1) All unit ratings are established at 1.0 power factor, 68 degrees F and 500 ft. above sea level. De-rate unit by 3.5% for every 1000 ft. above 500 ft. and 1% for every 10 degrees F above 68 degrees F.
(2) Sound level tests were performed on a unit in an open environment, pusher-fan model with all 5 generator cooling vents open. A typical installation will result in lower sound levels.
Illustrations shown may include optional equipment. Specifications subject to change without notice.

Mounting Requirements

Concrete Pad

Most local regulations will require the generator be mounted to a suitable concrete pad. Mounting holes are provided throughout the length of the generator for this purpose. Additionally, the installer should consider mounting the unit at least 12” above grade to permit adequate access to the oil drain when service is required.

Consider the Cooling Air Flow

It is very important to choose a mounting location that will provide adequate cooling airflow into the generator, while also allowing the warm air to be discharged. This is the most important part of the installation from a performance and longevity standpoint. A minimum of 24 inches of space around the entire genset enclosure is recommended.