Fischer Panda FPMA1102 – Generator 60i – 400V PMS, KW/kVA 48.0 / 60.0, 1400-2600 RPM, Cyl. 4, 1430 x 720 x 880

Description

Fischer Panda 60i 400V PMS Marine Generator for Sale – FPMA1102

The Fischer Panda 60i 400V PMS is a water-cooled diesel marine generator with a published nominal output of 48.0 kW / 60.0 kVA. Its 400 V, 50 Hz, three-phase configuration provides an option for yachts and compatible vessels with substantial onboard AC demand.

Request pricing from Marine Inboard Specialists under listing reference FPMA1102. For a new installation or generator replacement, establish the electrical load, operating schedule and complete package before ordering.

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Variable-Speed Generation with a Hatz Diesel Engine

The 60i belongs to Fischer Panda’s iSeries – Perfect Power range. Its engine speed adjusts to electrical demand, while the integrated inverter supplies the specified AC output. Changing engine speed does not mean the vessel receives a changing output frequency.

The referenced build uses a four-cylinder Hatz 4H50TIC diesel engine and an MPL 6DS sound-insulation capsule. It can be considered for loads such as air conditioning, watermakers, electric cooking and battery charging, subject to a review of simultaneous demand and motor starting.

Fischer Panda 60i 400V PMS Technical Specifications

The figures below describe manufacturer reference 0013458 in Fischer Panda’s English datasheet. Confirm the offered unit’s article number, electrical configuration and supplied equipment in the quotation.

Specification	Published details
Product model	Fischer Panda 60i PMS
Listing reference	FPMA1102
Manufacturer reference used below	0013458
Generator range	iSeries – Perfect Power
Nominal electrical output	48.0 kW / 60.0 kVA
Output voltage and frequency	400 V / 50 Hz
Phase configuration	Three-phase
Engine-speed range	1,500–2,800 RPM
Engine manufacturer and model	Hatz 4H50TIC
Fuel and cylinder count	Diesel / four cylinders
Engine displacement	1,952 cm³
Starting system	12 V
Cooling	Water-cooled marine configuration
Sound-insulation capsule	MPL 6DS
Published generator weight	670 kg
Datasheet capsule dimensions, L × W × H	1,313 × 800 × 870 mm, excluding fittings
Published power factor	0.80

Source: Fischer Panda 60i PMS English datasheet.

The listing’s 1,400–2,600 RPM differs from the manufacturer’s published range. Dimensions also vary across documents: the Fischer Panda UK product page gives 1,430 × 720 × 880 mm, matching the listing, while the datasheet above gives a different capsule size.

Obtain the applicable assembly drawing for the actual unit supplied before approving mounts, access openings or installation clearances.

Understanding 48 kW, 60 kVA and Extended Operation

kW measures real power; kVA measures apparent power. At the published power factor of 0.80, 60 kVA corresponds to 48 kW. Use both ratings when comparing generators and assessing mixed electrical loads.

Fischer Panda’s July 2020 Panda 60i PMS manual, section 5.3.3, recommends limiting loads lasting several hours to 80% of nominal load to support engine life. Applied to 48 kW, that is 38.4 kW. This is operating guidance, rather than a separate certified continuous-output rating.

Confirm the applicable sustained rating, operating conditions and manual for the offered build. Provide average load and daily running hours as well as peak demand.

See the manufacturer’s Panda 60i PMS manual.

Three-Phase Load Planning

For a 400 V three-phase marine generator, assess demand on each phase as well as the total. The combined 48 kW rating does not establish the permissible load on one phase.

Provide the running and starting requirements of compressors, pumps and other motors. Include the equipment expected to operate together and identify which loads are single-phase or three-phase.

For 230 V circuits, have a marine electrician confirm the available phase-to-neutral supply, neutral arrangement and allowable imbalance. Adding a large single-phase charger can change the phase-loading assessment even when total demand remains below the generator’s nominal output.

Generator Replacement and Installation Checks

Use three checks when planning a replacement: match the electrical system, match the installation and match the operating duty.

Match the Electrical System

Provide the existing generator model, serial number, voltage, frequency and phase configuration. Include the load schedule and details of shore-power switching, any inverter/charger and the vessel’s switchboard.

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

Match the Installation

Send compartment measurements and photographs showing the mounting base, access route and surrounding machinery. Check assembly dimensions, lifting arrangements, mounting loads and service clearances.

Have the installer assess diesel supply and return, cooling-water intake, exhaust routing, starting-battery connections and ventilation. Enclosure dimensions alone do not establish a complete installation footprint.

Match the Operating Duty

State daily running hours, average demand and the heaviest simultaneous load. Include extended periods of light loading in the review.

If the previous generator failed after overheating or water ingress, investigate the cause as part of the replacement project.

Controls, Parallel Operation and Scope of Supply

The cited manual describes iControl2 for operation, system information, warnings and error messages. Identify the supplied panel version, cable lengths and any required remote or automatic-start functions.

Fischer Panda also publishes documentation for a 60i PMS parallel configuration, which requires a synchronisation connection between compatible inverter systems. Parallel capability and equipment must be confirmed for the offered package.

If you plan to retain another generator, provide its identification and control details for compatibility assessment. Establish the required synchronisation equipment, switching, load sharing and commissioning in the quotation.

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

Operating Area and Emissions Documentation

For manufacturer reference 0013458, Fischer Panda’s current product page lists IMO MARPOL information but does not list EPA marine or EU 2016/1628 approval. Confirm the required documentation for the destination and intended operating waters before purchase.

Include any survey, class or certification requirements with the enquiry and obtain confirmation for the actual build offered.

Compare Related Fischer Panda 400V Generators

For lower electrical demand, compare the Fischer Panda 45i 400V PMS – FPMA1101 and Fischer Panda 25i 400V PMS – FPMA1008.

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

Fischer Panda 60i Price, Delivery and Warranty

Request a Fischer Panda 60i 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. Include installation and boat-side modifications when comparing the complete project cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Fischer Panda 60i a 60 kW generator?

Its published nominal output is 48.0 kW / 60.0 kVA. kW and kVA are different measures of electrical power.

What engine does the referenced 60i use?

The cited datasheet identifies a Hatz 4H50TIC, four-cylinder diesel engine with 1,952 cm³ displacement.

Does it operate at a fixed speed?

It uses variable-speed technology. The cited manufacturer datasheet lists 1,500–2,800 RPM.

Can it operate at 48 kW throughout the day?

Confirm the supplied build’s sustained rating and operating requirements. The cited manual recommends 80% of nominal load for operation over several hours.

Can it run in parallel with another generator?

Compatible, appropriately equipped configurations can be assessed for parallel operation. Provide both generators’ identification and control details; confirm the complete arrangement before ordering.

Which dimensions should my installer use?

Use the applicable assembly drawing for the actual unit supplied, together with required connection and service clearances. Published capsule dimensions differ across sources.

Request Your Fischer Panda FPMA1102 Quotation

For a Fischer Panda 60i 400V PMS marine generator for sale, contact Marine Inboard Specialists with your vessel make, model and year, electrical requirements, load schedule, daily running hours and required package.

For replacements, attach the existing generator plate and installation photographs. State any parallel-operation requirements, how soon you want to purchase, and your billing and delivery addresses so the quotation can cover the correct equipment and destination.