Fischer Panda FPMA1101 – Generator 45i – 400V PMS, KW/kVA 36.0 / 45.0, 1500-2700 RPM, Cyl. 4, 1130 x 790 x 832

Description

Fischer Panda 45i 400V PMS Marine Generator for Sale – FPMA1101

The Fischer Panda 45i 400V PMS is a diesel marine generator with a published nominal output of 36.0 kW / 45.0 kVA. Its 400 V, 50 Hz, three-phase configuration can be assessed for vessels requiring substantial onboard AC power for equipment and accommodation loads.

Request pricing from Marine Inboard Specialists under listing reference FPMA1101. Before ordering, match the supplied generator to the vessel’s electrical distribution, operating schedule and installation layout.

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Variable-Speed Power with an Integrated Inverter

The 45i belongs to Fischer Panda’s iSeries – Perfect Power range. Its engine speed adjusts to electrical demand, while the integrated PMGi inverter supplies the specified AC output. Variable engine speed does not mean the boat’s equipment receives a changing output frequency.

The referenced configuration combines a four-cylinder Kubota V2403T diesel engine with a sound-insulated marine enclosure. When comparing quotations, establish the generator reference, inverter configuration, controls and included installation equipment.

Fischer Panda 45i 400V PMS Technical Specifications

The figures below come from Fischer Panda’s English datasheet for manufacturer reference 0033433. FPMA1101 is the product listing reference; confirm the manufacturer’s article number and configuration in the quotation.

Specification	Published details
Product model	Fischer Panda 45i PMS
Listing reference	FPMA1101
Manufacturer reference used below	0033433
Generator range	iSeries – Perfect Power
Nominal electrical output	36.0 kW / 45.0 kVA
Output voltage	400 V
Output frequency	50 Hz
Phase configuration	Three-phase
Engine-speed range in datasheet	1,575–2,775 RPM
Engine manufacturer and model	Kubota V2403T
Fuel and cylinder count	Diesel / four cylinders
Engine displacement	2,434 cm³
Starting system	12 V
Cooling	Water-cooled marine configuration
Sound-insulation capsule	MPL 4DS
Published generator weight	545 kg
Datasheet capsule dimensions, L × W × H	1,130 × 660 × 810 mm, excluding fittings
Published power factor	0.80

Source: Fischer Panda 45i PMS English datasheet.

Published documents differ on speed and dimensions. The listing gives 1,500–2,700 RPM and 1,130 × 790 × 832 mm, while the manufacturer’s product page gives a 1,575–2,800 RPM range. Use the supplied unit’s identification and applicable documentation to resolve these differences.

For installation, obtain the matching manufacturer’s assembly drawing. The capsule dimensions above exclude fittings and do not establish the complete installation footprint.

Understanding 36 kW, 45 kVA and Extended Running

36.0 kW describes real power; 45.0 kVA describes apparent power. At a power factor of 0.80, 45 kVA corresponds to 36 kW. The “45i” model name should not be interpreted as 45 kW of real electrical output.

For loads lasting several hours, Fischer Panda’s August 2024 manual, section 7.2.3, recommends staying within 80% of nominal load to support engine life. Applied to 36 kW, that is 28.8 kW. This is operating guidance, rather than a separate certified continuous-output rating.

Provide expected running hours, average demand and peak loads when enquiring. Confirm the supplied package’s applicable sustained rating and any reduction in available output under the intended operating conditions.

See the Fischer Panda 45i PMS operating and installation manual.

Three-Phase Load Planning: Check More Than Total kW

A 400 V three-phase marine generator needs a load assessment for each phase as well as the combined demand. An acceptable total load can still conceal excessive demand on one phase.

Provide the running current, starting current and phase arrangement of large compressors, pumps, watermakers and other motor-driven equipment. Include battery chargers, galley appliances and the loads expected to operate simultaneously.

If the vessel requires 230 V single-phase circuits, have a marine electrician verify the available phase-to-neutral supply, neutral arrangement and permitted load imbalance. Establish the allowable demand on each phase before connecting equipment.

For example, adding a large single-phase charger to an existing three-phase system requires a phase allocation check, even when the combined kW appears comfortably below the generator’s rating.

Replacement and Installation Compatibility

For a replacement project, use three checks: match the electrical system, match the physical installation and match the operating duty.

Match the Electrical System

Provide the existing generator’s model, serial number, voltage, frequency and phase configuration. Include the switchboard arrangement and any inverter/charger or shore-power transfer equipment.

Ask your electrician to assess phase loading, motor starting, source switching, earthing and circuit protection against the supplied generator’s requirements.

Match the Physical Installation

Send measurements and photographs of the compartment, access opening, mounting base and surrounding machinery. Check the supplied assembly’s dimensions and weight, lifting route, mounting loads, service access and connection positions.

Have the installer assess diesel supply and return, cooling-water intake, exhaust routing, starting-battery connections and ventilation. Water cooling still requires a correctly designed installation and adequate combustion-air supply.

Match the Operating Duty

State daily running hours, typical electrical demand and the heaviest simultaneous load. If the generator will spend long periods supplying small loads, include that operating pattern in the review.

A larger nominal rating does not automatically make a generator the best match for the vessel.

Controls and Scope of Supply

Identify the supplied iControl panel, cable lengths and any required remote or automatic-start functions in the quotation. Confirm compatibility with the vessel’s existing monitoring equipment.

The itemized offer should identify the generator, enclosure, integrated inverter system, controls, supplied cables, mounting equipment and documentation. Establish separately whether installation kits, fuel-system parts, cooling and exhaust accessories, starter battery, installation labour and commissioning are included.

For service parts, use the manufacturer’s article number and serial number. Retain the applicable generator, engine and inverter documentation with the vessel’s maintenance records.

Operating Area and Emissions Documentation

For reference 0033433, Fischer Panda’s current product page lists IMO MARPOL information but does not list EPA marine or EU 2016/1628 approval. Confirm the documentation required for the intended destination and operating area before ordering.

Include the vessel’s operating waters and any survey, class or certification requirements with the enquiry. Obtain confirmation for the actual build offered.

Compare Related Fischer Panda 400V Generators

For a lower-output three-phase package, compare the Fischer Panda 25i 400V PMS – FPMA1008. For a smaller electrical requirement, explore the Fischer Panda 15000i 400V PMS – FPMA1004-3F.

Browse the Fischer Panda marine generator range and compare electrical configuration, sustained-load capability, starting demand, installation requirements and package scope.

Fischer Panda 45i Price, Delivery and Warranty

Request a Fischer Panda 45i price for the configuration and delivery destination you need. The written quotation should identify the manufacturer reference, condition, included equipment, availability, dispatch estimate, freight charges and applicable taxes.

Obtain the warranty terms for the supplied unit, including the warrantor, coverage period, territory and registration or commissioning requirements. Account for installation and boat-side modifications when comparing the complete project cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Fischer Panda 45i a 45 kW generator?

Its published nominal output is 36.0 kW / 45.0 kVA. kW and kVA measure different aspects of electrical power.

Is this model single-phase or three-phase?

The referenced 400 V / 50 Hz configuration is three-phase. Confirm the electrical arrangement in the quotation.

Can it supply 230 V appliances?

Potentially, through an approved phase-to-neutral arrangement. Have a marine electrician verify the neutral connection, phase limits and allowable imbalance.

Can it run at 36 kW throughout the day?

Do not assume the nominal rating is suitable for every extended operating schedule. The cited manual recommends 80% of nominal load for operation over several hours; confirm the supplied package’s duty requirements.

Does the price include the controls and installation kit?

Use the itemized quotation to establish the supplied panel, cables, mounting equipment and installation accessories.

Will it replace my existing 400 V marine generator?

It can be assessed where output, frequency, phase arrangement, operating duty and installation requirements match. Provide the existing identification plate and installation details for review.

Request Your Fischer Panda FPMA1101 Quotation

For a Fischer Panda 45i 400V PMS marine generator for sale, contact Marine Inboard Specialists with your vessel make, model and year, electrical load schedule, required voltage and frequency, daily running hours and package requirements.

For replacements, include the existing generator plate and photographs of the compartment, mounts, cooling, exhaust and electrical connections. State how soon you want to purchase, plus your billing and delivery addresses, so the quotation can cover the correct equipment and destination.