The SPMI series is Gillette's megawatt-class diesel standby — Mitsubishi engines and Stamford generator ends from 800 kW to 2 MW. This is data center, hospital campus and large industrial territory, where the set is usually part of an engineered system with paralleling, load banks and a commissioning plan rather than a single drop-in machine.
Features and benefits
- Mitsubishi diesel engines. A heavy-duty platform built for the megawatt class rather than a smaller engine pushed to its limit.
- 800 kW to 2 MW. Gillette's largest standby frames.
- Engineered applications. Suited to paralleled installations and bid-spec projects with detailed submittal requirements.
- 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.
Specifications
| Voltage | 277/480V 3PH or 600V 3PH |
| Enclosure | Open or Level 2 |