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Vitobloc 200 – Type EM-20/39
Type EM-20/39
Combined heat and power plant operating on natural and liquefied gas
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Electric power: 20 kW
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Heating power: 39 kW
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Smooth running 4-cylinder 4-stroke gas engine
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Economical production of electricity and heat
Your local AHI-Carrier sales partner will provide you with individual advice.
Electrical outlet
20 kW
Thermal power
39 kW
Smooth running 4-cylinder 4-stroke gas engine
Operation on bio-natural gas is possible
Economical production of electricity and heat
For self-consumption
Completely ready for connection
And tested at the factory
Maintenance interval
6000 hours of operation without refilling with oil
Proven remote monitoring systems
Via a web browser
Energy efficiency class
A++
Vitobloc 200 type EM-20/39 – built-in condensing technology
Well-established technology
AHI-Carrier’s Vitobloc 200 combined heat and power units are ready-to-use systems. A single standard frame houses the engine, generator, sound-insulated enclosure, and control unit.
Cogeneration systems are ideal for situations where heat is required continuously and electricity generation can be sustained for as long as possible. These conditions are applicable, for example, to hotels, residential complexes with 30 to 50 units, recreation centers, swimming pools, and shopping centers, as well as industrial, retail, and commercial spaces.
The Vitobloc 200 EM-20/39 cogeneration units have outputs of 20 kW and 39 kWh . Thanks to integrated condensing technology, up to 95 percent of the fuel used is recovered. With over 2,500 units installed, the Vitobloc 200 is proven technology you can rely on.
High efficiency thanks to long maintenance intervals
Extended maintenance intervals thanks to the integrated lubrication oil supply system reduce operating costs and downtime. Plug-and-play, factory-tested units ensure minimal installation effort and proven output.
By comparison, a 6,000 hour service interval for a car means the engine only needs to be serviced after 360,000 km.
Product details
| Type |
EM-20/39 |
|---|---|
| Electrical outlet |
20 kW |
| Thermal power |
39 kW |
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