How much power is generally required to power a fishery farm generator set

Writer：SHILIDER Pubdate： 2023-05-15 11:05:40Update： 2023-05-15 11:05:40

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The power supply requirements for fish farming generator sets vary depending on the size of the site, the amount of equipment, the electrical load and other factors. The following are some common scenarios and the corresponding power supply for generator sets:

What is the typical power requirement for a fishing farm farm generator set

Small fish farms

Small fish farms are usually small in size, have a small stock and require less electricity.

Generally speaking, the power supply of a generator set for a small fishery can be between 5kW and 20kW.

This is sufficient to meet the daily electricity needs of the fishery, such as lighting, pumps, ventilation equipment, etc.

Medium-sized fishery

The medium-sized fishery has a larger site area and stocking capacity and will require more electricity than a small fishery.

Accordingly, medium-sized fisheries require a higher power supply for their generator sets, typically between 20kW and 50kW.

This power can support more equipment, such as deep water pumps, feeders, disinfection equipment etc.

Large-scale fisheries

Large-scale fisheries have larger sites, more ponds and more stock, and require more power.

Generator sets for large fisheries need to be powered at 50kW or more, and may even require 100kW or more.

Such power will provide a steady supply of electricity for a large amount of equipment, such as large pumps, oxygenation equipment, refrigeration equipment, etc.

It is important to note that there are additional factors to consider when choosing the power to supply a generator set, such as the reliability, service life, fuel consumption and noise of the generator set.

Choosing the right generator set can provide better support for the production and management of the fishery.