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Omega Aviation Ground Power Units
Also known as aircraft ground generators.
Is a device used on the ground at airports to supply aircraft without an APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) with electric power. It is also used by aircraft with APUs if the airport authority does not permit the usage of APUs at its docks or if the carrier wishes to save on the use of jet fuel (which APU's use).
The most common form of Ground Power Unit is a small vehicle or trailer with a diesel generator although units fueled with gasoline are also known. There are also all-electric units that are powered off of the local electrical grid. There are 2 types, one is 28 volt DC current and the other is an AC unit.
The AC units are 400 hertz or 400 cycle same thing. The sizes come in 60 kva, 90 kva which is the most popular size, 120 kva and 140 kva. Each model aircraft has different size power requirements.
The larger the aircraft the larger the power requirements. One can go higher on the size but not lower.
Example: An aircraft requires 60 KVA, you can use a 90 KVA, but not the other way around.
1996 Davco Ground Power unit 125 KVA 400 Hertz, 3 phase
Model: 430-PSL-1316 Part# 3318-1316 Load bank tested
Cummins Diesel Engine Very Good Condition Low time: 2091 Hours
Stewart & Stevenson 75 KVA Ground Power Unit
Model TM-4750
manufactured 05/87
533 Hours
Detroit Diesel ( 3 Cly)
S/N GSBL-90-670
Hobart 90 KVA SOLD
Hobart and Stewart & Stevenson, re-conditioned, excellent 90 & 60 KVA,
SOLD
1978 Light Gray, AC-400 cycle, Hobart 60KVA, 115 Volt, Detroit diesel, S/N 78PS01257
SOLD
1983 White, AC-400 cycle, Hobart 60KVA, 115 Volt, Detroit diesel, S/N 83PS015223
SOLD
1979 White, AC-400 cycle, Hobart 60KVA, 115 Volt Detroit diesel, S/N 79PS01532, Load bank tested. Model# 60020P S/5384C-50.
SOLD
Omega Aviation Services, Inc.
sales@omegaaviation.com
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