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BF4M2012C-G1 G-Drive Engine – Prime Output 75KVA
BF4M2012C-G1 is a G-Drive diesel engine with a prime output of 75 kVA, for building a new generating set or repowering an existing one.
About this part
Choosing the engine sets the size of everything else: alternator, cooling, fuel system and enclosure. Rate it for the prime power you actually need, with headroom for motor starting.
When to replace it
- Building a new generating set
- Repowering a set with a worn-out engine
- Moving to a larger or smaller output
Before you order
Work from the prime rating, not the standby rating, when sizing for daily use. Larger engines are supplied to order, so send us your requirements and we will quote with lead time.
Not sure it is the right one? A photo of the old part and the nameplate of the machine it came off is usually all the counter needs to confirm a match.
Questions
What is the difference between prime and standby power?
Prime power is the rating for running with a varying load for unlimited hours. Standby power is a higher rating for emergency use when the mains fails, with limited hours per year.
Specifications
| Part number | BF4M2012C-G1 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Deutz |
| Range | G-Drive Engines |
| Output (apparent) | 75 kVA |
| Engine Model | BF4M2012C-G1 |
| Prime Power Output | 75KVA |
| Standby Power Output | 82KVA |
| Volt | 24V |
| No of cylinders | 4 cylinder |
| Aspiration | Turbo, CAC |
| Bore/stroke(mm) | 101/126 |
| Displacement(L) | 4.04 |
| Weight, Engine dry, w/o cooling system | 405KG |
| Gross output (LTP or StandBy Power) | 74.9kW |
| Fan reduction | 4.9kW |
| Electrical output | 82.5kVA |
| Gross output (PRP or Prime Power) | 71kW |
| Gross output (Continous Power) | 64kW |
Not sure it fits?
Send us the number on your old part, or a photo with the engine or alternator nameplate, and we'll confirm the match.
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