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The Pramac P11000 is an 11 kVA 3 phase silent diesel generator delivering 8.6 kW standby and 10 kVA / 8 kW prime power. Built in Europe with a Stage V Yanmar engine, weatherproof acoustic canopy, manual key start and 400V/230V CEE sockets, it provides practical professional power in a compact package.
The P11000 has a standby (ESP) rating of 11 kVA / 8.6 kW for temporary emergency use during a mains power failure. Its prime (PRP) output is 10 kVA / 8 kW, providing dependable power for appropriately sized loads during longer operating periods.
At its emergency rating, the P11000 performs as a capable 8.6 kW diesel generator for essential equipment and contingency power. When used regularly within its prime rating, it provides the usable output expected from an efficient 8 kW generator.
This 10 kVA diesel generator operates at 50Hz with a 0.8 power factor and produces 400/230V three phase power. Its rated output equates to approximately 15.5A per phase. Motors, pumps, compressors and similar inductive equipment can draw considerably more current when starting, so both running demand and starting current should be considered when sizing the generator.
The Pramac P11000 is powered by the Yanmar 3TNM74F-NHPGE, a compact three-cylinder diesel engine designed for professional power equipment. Its 993cm³ displacement, natural aspiration and water cooling provide a straightforward and proven foundation for dependable operation.
Running at 3000rpm, the engine uses a mechanical speed governor to regulate operating speed as the electrical load changes. It complies with Stage V exhaust emissions requirements at 50Hz, making this Stage V diesel generator suitable for organisations seeking modern equipment that meets current European emissions standards.
Electric starting is supported by a 12V, 45Ah battery. The engine has an oil capacity of 3.4 litres and a coolant capacity of 1 litre, with accessible internal components helping to simplify routine inspection and servicing.
A 24-litre integrated diesel tank gives the P11000 useful operating autonomy without making the generator unnecessarily large. Manufacturer figures state fuel consumption of approximately 2.43 litres per hour at 75% of continuous output, providing up to 9.88 hours of running time.
At 100% continuous load, fuel consumption is approximately 3.42 litres per hour, with a stated runtime of up to 7.02 hours. Actual consumption will vary according to electrical demand, ambient conditions, maintenance and operating practice.
The external filling point makes refuelling convenient, while the integrated fuel level sensor and low fuel protection help the operator monitor the available supply. As with any diesel generator, prolonged operation at very low loads should be avoided to help the engine reach an effective working temperature and reduce the risk of carbon accumulation.
This P11000 3 phase with sockets provides both 400V and 230V connections directly from its MCP control panel. The arrangement is particularly useful where three phase machinery and compatible single phase equipment need to be powered from the same generator.
The IP44 CEE socket configuration comprises:
This makes the P11000 400/230V a versatile site generator for workshops, maintenance operations, farms, commercial facilities and temporary power applications. Its socket panel can reduce the need for separate distribution equipment when loads can be connected safely within the generator’s ratings.
The socket rating indicates the capacity of the connection rather than additional generator output. Total demand must remain within the generator’s rated power and approximately 15.5A per phase limit. Single phase loads should also be distributed carefully to avoid excessive phase imbalance. Equipment voltage, starting current, plug type and protection requirements should always be checked before connection.
The MCP configuration uses a simple key-operated selector with OFF, ON and START positions. This makes the P11000 easy to operate where attended manual starting is preferred.
Panel instrumentation and protection include:
The hour counter supports accurate maintenance planning by recording operating time. The protection systems help safeguard the generator and connected installation against common electrical and engine faults.
This manual start diesel generator is not configured to detect a mains failure, start automatically or transfer a building’s load by itself. Buyers requiring automatic standby operation should select a suitable AMF configuration and correctly rated transfer equipment. Any connection to fixed electrical wiring must be designed and completed by a suitably qualified electrician.
An NSM two-pole alternator converts the engine’s mechanical power into 50Hz electricity. It features Class H insulation, IP23 protection and a listed voltage tolerance of 6%.
This specification is suitable for many common commercial loads, power tools, pumps, lighting systems and industrial equipment. Buyers intending to supply sensitive electronics, specialist control systems, welding equipment or loads with high starting currents should confirm their precise power quality and starting requirements before ordering.
The P11000 uses a galvanised sheet-metal enclosure with high-quality acoustic insulation and an integrated residential-grade silencer. Its sound pressure level is rated at 68 dB(A) at 7m and 81 dB(A) at 1m, with a guaranteed sound power level of 96 dB(A).
Although described as a silent diesel generator within the power generation industry, no engine-driven generator is completely silent. Actual noise experienced on site will depend on load, positioning, nearby structures and reflective surfaces.
The weatherproof canopy helps protect the generator during normal outdoor use, while the hinged design provides broad access to internal components. It must still be positioned with suitable ventilation, exhaust clearance and protection from flooding. Diesel generators must never operate in an occupied or unventilated enclosed space.
Measuring 1400mm long, 650mm wide and 975mm high, the P11000 three phase combines professional output with a relatively compact footprint. Its dry weight is 323kg.
The base frame is designed for forklift handling, while a central lifting point supports safe crane placement using correctly rated equipment. Anti-vibration mounts isolate the engine and alternator assembly from the supporting frame. An optional wheel kit is available where the generator needs to be moved around a suitable level site.
The combination of three phase output, practical sockets, low-noise enclosure and Stage V engine makes this 11 kVA diesel generator suitable for:
The P11000 is designed for 50Hz, 400/230V electrical systems. Export customers should confirm that the destination country’s frequency, voltage, socket and emissions requirements are compatible before purchase.
For standby applications, the published warranty is two years or 1000 operating hours. For prime applications, it is one year or 3000 operating hours, subject to the manufacturer’s current warranty conditions, servicing schedule and operating requirements.
With its proven Yanmar engine, useful fuel autonomy, acoustic enclosure and integrated CEE outlets, the Pramac P11000 offers a well-balanced power solution for buyers who need a compact 10 kVA 3 phase diesel generator with straightforward manual controls.
* at 100% prime rated load
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