50 kW(e) CHP unit is smaller and lighter

06 February, 2014

The size of Ener-G’s 50 kW CHP unit has been reduced by 30%. The E50 gas-fired system has the same efficiency (90%) and reliability as its predecessor, while matching previous ease of service and maintenance, and quietness of operation.

Typical applications are small hotels, mixed-use development and small-district-heating schemes.

An average CHP system could be serviced five or six times a year, so ease and economy of aftercare is important to reduce overall lifetime costs.

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