Himoinsa adds diesel and gas solutions for telecom

Following the launch of the HT| Telecom Power range, developed specifically for telecommunications base stations, Himoinsa continues to evolve its diesel and gas solutions with generator sets incorporating new protection, connectivity and installation features tailored to telecommunications networks in remote locations.

The HT Telecom Power range includes both diesel and gas models. (Photo: Himoinsa)

The diesel solutions feature Yanmar engines and come in power ratings from 8.3 to 42 kVA at 50 Hz and from 10 to 51 kVA at 60 Hz. The gen-sets have service intervals of up to 1,000 hours and fuel tank capacities of up to 1,000 liters to reduce the need for technical service call-outs, while optimizing refueling requirements and operating costs.

Other features include a fuel protection kit to prevent unauthorized removal of fuel through secure access to the tank, a curved fuel pipe and an internal grille. According to Himoinsa, this solution complements the anti-theft pack in the Telecom range.

The gas-fueled solutions can operate on LPG or natural gas and are available in 25 kVA at 50 Hz and 30 kVA at 60 Hz. The new gen-sets incorporate a multi-layered protection architecture from the fuel inlet through to combustion, featuring a certified gas train, safety valves, pressure regulation and control and a safe start-up and shut-down sequence. They offer a service life of up to 30,000 hours, with maintenance intervals of 4,000 hours in the standard version and up to 8,600 hours as an option.

Both diesel and gas configurations incorporate an anti-theft pack designed to restrict unauthorized access and protect critical components. In addition, models up to 63 A include an integrated ATS and a system of protected electrical connections to simplify installation and commissioning.

4G and LAN connectivity, together with C4CLOUD Fleet Manager, enable remote monitoring and management of the gen-sets, allowing users to view alarms, historical data and operating parameters, as well as facilitating integration with other monitoring systems via protocols such as Modbus, SNMP, TCP/IP and PROFIBUS.