The SPJD series runs John Deere diesel engines with Stamford generator ends, 60 kW to 210 kW standby. John Deere industrial engines are common in agricultural and rural commercial settings, where local service familiarity is often the deciding factor over a nominally similar machine.
Features and benefits
- John Deere diesel engines. Familiar to rural and agricultural service networks, with parts availability to match.
- On-site fuel. Independent of utility gas, so the set is unaffected by a gas interruption.
- Stamford generator ends. Industry-standard alternators, widely supported for parts and service.
- Aluminum powder-coated enclosures. Corrosion resistance that matters on an outdoor set expected to sit for years and start on demand.
- UL 2200 certified, T4F / Stage 5 emissions compliant. The listings and emissions standards commercial and municipal specifications call for.
- Built for demanding specs. Gillette's diesel line is aimed at waste water, data centers, oil and gas, and municipal bid-spec work.
Standby rated. This set is built to carry the load when utility power fails, not to run continuously. If the site needs a generator as its regular power source — off-grid, or running daily — ask us about the prime-rated PR and T4D ranges instead.
About Gillette
Gillette has been building industrial generator systems in Elkhart, Indiana for more than 60 years, from 25 kW to 2 MW. Every set is UL 2200 certified and 100% load tested before it ships, and the company holds a 99% on-time delivery record — which matters when a set is tied to a construction schedule or a code-required inspection date.