Cummins Power Generation
Cummins Power Generation is a worldwide provider of power generation systems, automatic transfer switches, paralleling equipment and switchgear.
Cummins West sells and services Cummins Power Generation products in central and northern California and Hawaii. These products provide emergency backup and prime power for commercial facilities throughout the world. The product line is quite extensive and includes the following:
- 2.5 – 2,700 kW diesel and alternative fueled electric powered generator sets
- Automatic transfer switches from 40 amps to 4,000 amps
- Pre-integrated Power Command system
- Paralleling switchgear
- Generator set controls
Detailed Specifications and Data Sheets detailing the technical aspects of Cummins commercial generator sets can be downloaded directly from the Cummins Power Generation website.
California Specific Requirements
Please note that the technical information provided from the Cummins Power Generation website details standard factory generators that may not meet specific requirements for generators that will be operated in California. Cummins West offers an array of products and packages that are compliant with:
- State and local noise and emission requirements
- IBC/CBC 2006 seismic requirements
- OSHPD Requirements – Cummins West offers a full line of OSHPD pre-approved gensets, automatic transfer switches and paralleling systems. Visit our OSHPD Solutions Homepage to see more information on our OSHPD pre-approved portfolio.
To see a video highlighting the OSPHD approval process, see the press release on Cummins OSHPD pre-approved generator sets in the news section of our website.
2012 Stationary Generator Emissions Update
1) With modification to the ATCM in 2011, emergency standby generators must meet EPA regulations, hence T4i emission levels are not required by CARB. Local air districts, however, may enforce more stringent emission regulations as they see fit. Usually, this is done on a case by case basis, based on a risk screen analysis when a permit is secured.
2) In late 2011 The BAAQMD mailed out a compliance advisory to owners and operators of stationary IC engines. The subject line reads "New Emission Limits for Stationary IC Engines (Reg 9, Rule 8) and CARB ATCM's for Diesel Engines". This advisory outlines new NOx limits which go into effect on 1/1/2012. That said, page two of the advisory states that emergency engines are exempt from these new emission requirements. A link to the website with the advisory can be found at: BAAQMD Advisory
3) All new prime power stationary generators in California are subject to both CARB's ATCM and EPA's T4i emission requirements. Aftertreatment will be included on all prime power proposals.
Generator Data Sheets
Generator Service & Support
Cummins West offers comprehensive genset service and maintenance packages that ensure your gensets and related systems are up and running when you need them.
For more information or to obtain a quote for your project, please contact the Power Generation Sales Engineer at the local Cummins West branch or submit an inquiry and a representative from Cummins West will contact you.