John Deere Power Systems showcases its updated range of generator drive engines at MEE 2020.

Updated range of non-regulated generator drive engines

At MEE in Dubai, John Deere Power Systems (JDPS) is showcasing various power nodes from its updated range of non-regulated generator drive engines. The extended range provides OEMs greater freedom in machine design and end-users reliable engines at an optimized total cost of ownership.

JDPS is a trusted partner for generator set OEMs worldwide, offering bare engines and power units for a wide range of applications. The updated range of non-certified engines now covers all recognized power nodes from 30 to 500 kVA, with displacements of 2.9L through 13.6L. New features include dual frequency (50 Hz and 60 Hz), longer maintenance intervals and single-side service access.

“We specifically revamped this range to meet our OEM customers’ strategic and commercial requirements. As an entirely independent engine manufacturer of diesel-driven power generation engines, JDPS offers OEMs unbiased engine expertise”, says Sandrine Couasnon, EAME marketing support Manager.

Stage V-ready engines

John Deere Power Systems continues to lead its OEM customers seamlessly through the Stage V emissions transition. Because John Deere is both an engine and machine manufacturer, the company can leverage the remarkable global experience gained since first introducing aftertreatment technology (to meet Interim Tier 4/Stage III B regulations in 2011) to continue development of proven emissions solutions for OEM generator set manufacturers. As of today, JDPS has accumulated more than 1 billion hours of global experience with diesel particulate filter technologies.

Among other Stage V engines, JDPS recently launched the new 4.5L EWS generator drive engine, featuring a new SCR catalyst with integrated DEF mixer resulting in more compact packaging, serving the 80 kVA and the 100 kVA markets.

“Like the non-certified range, the Stage V-ready engines offer end-users reliable operation even in the most extreme conditions, long engine life and exceptional fuel economy,” says Patrick Thil, Manager OEM engine sales EAME, Asia and Australia. “OEMs benefit from design flexibility and low cost of operations, helping them to stay competitive.”

A full line of marine generator engines

John Deere is a trusted provider of generator drive engines worldwide. For reliable power from

40 to 416 kW (54 to 558 hp), John Deere generator drive engines deliver quiet operation and low vibration.

With its full line of marine generator engines John Deere help customers meet IMO Tier 2, EPA Marine Tier 3 emissions regulations and marine classification societies.

Meeting regulations in Europe and Asia

Select generator drive engine ratings meet European Union (EU) Stage V requirements for inland waterway applications and China Stage I marine emissions standards for vessels that are registered in China and operate in Chinese territorial waters.