Fischer Panda 10000i – 10kVA Variable Speed Supersilenced Marine Generator

Description

The Fischer Panda 10000i PMS is a variable-speed inverter marine diesel generator available in different 50Hz and 60Hz electrical configurations. The 230V single-phase 50Hz version provides 8 kW nominal output, or 10 kVA, with 7.2 kW continuous output, while the 2 x 120/240V 60Hz version is listed at 8 kW nominal output and 10 kVA. It uses a Kubota Z602 two-cylinder diesel engine and iSeries Perfect Power inverter technology.

The engine runs from approximately 2,200 to 2,800 RPM based on electrical demand while iControl regulates output. The generator is supplied in a GFK 3D sound-insulation capsule, uses a 12V starting system, and has a listed sound level of 52 dB(A) at 7 m for the 230V 50Hz version. Confirm the exact voltage, frequency, phase, nominal versus continuous output, and order code before purchase.

Key Specifications

• Variable-speed iSeries Perfect Power inverter marine diesel generator.
• Uses a Kubota Z602 two-cylinder diesel engine with 599 cc displacement.
• Operates at approximately 2,200 to 2,800 RPM according to electrical demand.
• The 230V single-phase 50Hz version is rated at 8 kW nominal and 7.2 kW continuous output, equivalent to 10 kVA nominal and 9 kVA continuous.
• The 2 x 120/240V 60Hz version is listed at 8 kW nominal output and 10 kVA.
• Uses iControl inverter regulation with a listed voltage tolerance of plus or minus 3%.
• Uses a GFK 3D sound-insulation capsule with dimensions of approximately 540 mm by 445 mm by 555 mm.
• Listed generator mass is approximately 111 kg plus a 13.5 kg inverter module for the documented 230V 50Hz configuration.

Electrical Compatibility

Do not combine the 50Hz and 60Hz specifications. Confirm whether the vessel requires 230V single-phase 50Hz, 2 x 120/240V 60Hz, or another approved configuration before purchase. The nominal and continuous ratings may differ by version, and all onboard loads must match the generator’s voltage, frequency, and phase.

Generator selection should account for continuous load, simultaneous demand, power factor, and the largest motor-starting surge. Include battery chargers, refrigeration, pumps, HVAC, watermakers, galley appliances, and other inductive loads in the sizing calculation.

Installation Considerations

Mount the generator and inverter module on a rigid vibration-isolated foundation with access for oil, fuel filters, coolant, raw-water components, exhaust, electrical terminals, and capsule maintenance. Provide diesel fuel feed and return, seawater intake and strainer, wet exhaust, ventilation, 12V start battery, AC distribution, grounding and bonding, circuit protection, and shore-power transfer isolation. Installation and commissioning should be completed by a qualified marine generator technician.

Before Ordering

Confirm exact 50Hz or 60Hz configuration, voltage and phase requirement, nominal and continuous power requirement, available 540 mm by 445 mm by 555 mm capsule space plus inverter space, structural support, diesel fuel layout, raw-water intake, exhaust route, ventilation capacity, starting-battery circuit, AC distribution and transfer-switch design, grounding plan, service access, and qualified marine-generator installation requirements before purchase.