Fischer Panda FPMA1012 – Generator 5000i.Neo PMS, KW/kVA 4.0 / 5.0, 2200-3000 RPM, 422 x 450 x 508, Cyl. 1

Description

Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo PMS Marine Generator for Sale – FPMA1012

The Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo PMS is a water-cooled diesel marine generator with a published nominal output of 4.0 kW / 5.0 kVA. Its 230 V, 50 Hz, single-phase configuration is an option for boat owners assessing onboard AC power for use away from shore.

Marine Inboard Specialists lists this model under reference FPMA1012. The 5000i.Neo combines a single-cylinder diesel engine with variable-speed generation and an external inverter. Before ordering, establish the required electrical configuration, installation space and complete package.

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Variable-Speed Generation with an External Inverter

The 5000i.Neo belongs to Fischer Panda’s iSeries – Perfect Power range. Engine speed varies with electrical demand, while the external PMGi inverter provides the specified AC output. This arrangement allows the engine to adjust its speed as onboard loads change.

Plan space for both the enclosed generator and its inverter. When replacing another genset, have the installer check compatibility with the boat’s electrical equipment, including any existing inverter/charger and shore-power switching arrangement.

Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo PMS Technical Specifications

The following figures describe manufacturer reference 0037950 in Fischer Panda’s published English datasheet. Confirm that the offered unit matches this reference and documentation.

Specification	Published details
Product model	Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo PMS
Listing reference	FPMA1012
Manufacturer reference used below	0037950
Generator range	iSeries – Perfect Power
Nominal electrical output	4.0 kW / 5.0 kVA
Output voltage and frequency	230 V / 50 Hz
Phase configuration	Single-phase
Engine-speed range	2,500–3,250 RPM
Engine manufacturer and model	Fischer Panda FPE320
Fuel and cylinders	Diesel / one cylinder
Engine displacement	309 cm³
Starting system	12 V
Cooling	Water-cooled marine configuration
Sound-insulation capsule	GFK 3D
Published generator weight	67 kg, plus 9.5 kg inverter
Datasheet capsule dimensions, L × W × H	434 × 456 × 519 mm, excluding fittings
Published power factor	0.80

Source: Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo PMS English datasheet.

The listing’s 2,200–3,000 RPM and 422 × 450 × 508 mm figures differ from this datasheet. Fischer Panda also provides assembly drawing FP1-331873, dated August 2025, with a different dimensional envelope. Obtain the drawing for the actual supplied assembly before approving installation space or mounting work.

Understanding 4.0 kW, 5.0 kVA and Sustained Output

kW measures real power; kVA measures apparent power. At the published power factor of 0.80, 5.0 kVA corresponds to 4.0 kW. The model name “5000i” should not be interpreted as a 5,000-watt real-power rating.

For sustained operation, the distinction between nominal and long-term output matters. Fischer Panda’s March 2025 manual, section 10.9.3 on page 99, lists 3.6 kW long-term output for the PMGi 5000 inverter. Confirm the applicable rating for the generator-and-inverter package supplied when planning extended running periods.

Use the manufacturer’s 5000i.Neo PMS manual alongside the quotation and equipment identification.

Is the 5000i.Neo Suitable for Your Boat?

Suitability depends on the loads that run together and their starting requirements. Prepare an electrical load schedule covering battery charging, refrigeration, lighting, galley appliances and any air-conditioning or watermaker equipment.

For example, a hypothetical 1.5 kW charger input, 2.0 kW kettle and 0.8 kW of other equipment total 4.3 kW. That combination exceeds the published 4.0 kW nominal output before allowing for motor starting. Load management or a larger generator would need assessment.

For battery chargers, use the AC input requirement in the calculation. For compressors and pumps, provide starting-current data as well as running consumption. A small running load does not establish that a generator can start the appliance.

Generator Replacement and Installation Checks

For a replacement project, use three checks: match the electrical system, match the installation space and match the supporting systems.

Match the Electrical System

Provide the boat’s voltage, frequency and phase requirements, existing generator identification, and appliance load schedule. Ask a marine electrician to assess source switching, circuit protection, earthing and compatibility with any inverter/charger.

This description covers the 230 V / 50 Hz configuration. Specify any different requirement when enquiring.

Match the Installation Space

Send compartment measurements and photographs showing the mounting base, access opening and existing equipment. Allow for capsule removal, routine servicing, hose connections and cable routing, together with a separate location for the PMGi inverter.

Enclosure dimensions alone do not establish a complete installation footprint.

Match the Supporting Systems

Have the installer assess diesel supply and return, starting-battery connections, cooling-water intake, exhaust routing and the installation’s position relative to the waterline. For sailing vessels, include the effect of heel in the layout review.

If the previous generator suffered overheating or water ingress, include investigation of the cause in the replacement plan.

Controls and Scope of Supply

The manufacturer’s manual describes iControl2 as the operator interface for control, operating information, warnings and error messages. Identify the panel version and required cable lengths in the quotation.

An itemized offer should identify the generator, sound enclosure, compatible PMGi inverter, control panel, connection cables and supplied documentation. Establish separately whether mounting equipment, installation kits, fuel-system components, cooling and exhaust accessories, starter battery, installation labour and commissioning are included.

Request service parts by the supplied generator’s identification. FPMA1012 is the listing reference; it should not replace the manufacturer’s article number and serial number when checking parts.

Operating Area and Emissions Documentation

Fischer Panda’s current product page for reference 0037950 lists IMO MARPOL information but does not list EPA marine or EU 2016/1628 approval for this version. Establish the required documentation for the intended operating area before purchase.

Include the destination country, intended waterways and any survey or certification requirements with the enquiry. Obtain confirmation for the actual build offered.

Compare Related Fischer Panda Marine Generators

For a lower-output option, compare the Fischer Panda 4000s.Neo PMS – FPMA1011. For greater electrical demand, explore the Fischer Panda 8000i PMS – FPMA1002.

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

Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo Price, Delivery and Warranty

Request a Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo price for the package and delivery destination you need. The written quotation should identify the supplied manufacturer reference, condition, included equipment, availability, dispatch estimate, freight charges and applicable taxes.

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

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo a 5 kW generator?

Its published nominal output is 4.0 kW / 5.0 kVA. These are different measures of electrical power.

Does it run at a fixed speed?

It uses variable-speed technology. The cited manufacturer datasheet lists 2,500–3,250 RPM; confirm the range for the unit offered.

What output should I use for extended operation?

The cited manual lists 3.6 kW long-term output for the PMGi 5000 inverter. Have the supplier and installer confirm the applicable sustained rating for the complete package.

Can it run my boat’s air conditioning?

This requires assessment of the air-conditioner’s running load, starting demand and other simultaneous loads. Provide the appliance specifications before selecting the generator.

Does the generator price include the inverter and control panel?

Use the itemized quotation to establish the included inverter, panel, cables and installation accessories.

Will it fit the space occupied by my existing generator?

Compare the supplied assembly drawing, mounts, service clearances and connection layout with the available space. Include the external inverter in the assessment.

Request Your Fischer Panda FPMA1012 Quotation

For a Fischer Panda 5000i.Neo PMS marine generator for sale, contact Marine Inboard Specialists with your boat make, model and year, electrical requirements, appliance load schedule and intended running hours.

For replacements, include the existing generator’s identification plate and installation photographs. State the required package, how soon you want to purchase, and your billing and delivery addresses so the quotation can cover the correct equipment and destination.