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Fischer Panda AGT-DC 8000-48V Marine Generator for Sale – FPMA5005

The Fischer Panda AGT-DC 8000 48V, listed under FPMA5005, is a diesel-powered 48 V DC battery-charging generator. Fischer Panda’s current manufacturer reference publishes 6.4 kW continuous performance, with a three-cylinder Kubota D722 diesel engine and variable-speed charging operation.

Contact Marine Inboard Specialists for pricing, availability and a quotation matched to your battery bank, electrical demand and installation. Confirm the offered generator’s rating, charging controls and package contents before ordering.

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Direct DC Charging for Marine Battery Banks

The AGT-DC 8000-48V can be evaluated for compatible nominal 48 V battery systems supporting onboard electrical loads or an engineered hybrid propulsion installation. A suitable inverter supplies AC appliances from the battery bank.

Generator sizing should account for the energy needed to recharge the batteries while other equipment remains active. At a hypothetical operating point of 6.4 kW generator output, simultaneous DC-system demand of 2.0 kW would leave 4.4 kW before losses for battery charging.

Actual charging also depends on battery acceptance, temperature, state of charge and the approved charging profile. Provide daily consumption in Ah or kWh, expected simultaneous loads and the available charging window with your enquiry.

Understanding 8.0 kW Nominal and 6.4 kW Continuous

Fischer Panda UK’s AGT 8000 overview describes the family as 8.0 kW nominal / 6.4 kW continuous. The model-specific 48 V manufacturer datasheet also states 6.4 kW continuous performance.

Use the confirmed continuous output, DC voltage and charging-current limits when comparing generator packages. These figures describe different aspects of a DC charging system; they should not be presented as an AC kW/kVA conversion.

The manufacturer states that current depends on voltage. Request the operating limits for the offered build and compare them with the battery manufacturer’s permitted charging settings.

Fischer Panda FPMA5005 Technical Specifications

The following figures describe the current manufacturer reference for AGT-DC 8000-48V PMS, article 0033416. Match the offered assembly to its identification plate, applicable manual and supply documents.

Specification	Manufacturer reference
Product model	AGT-DC 8000-48V PMS
Listing reference	FPMA5005
Manufacturer article number	0033416
Application	Marine DC battery charging
Nominal battery-system voltage	48 V DC
Published continuous performance	6.4 kW
AGT 8000 family nominal output	8.0 kW, UK overview
Charging current	Dependent on voltage; confirm operating limits
UK family engine-speed reference	Variable, 2,200–2,600 RPM; confirm supplied build
Diesel engine	Kubota D722
Cylinders / displacement	3 / 719 cm³
Engine starting system	12 V
Published control system	fpControl
Cooling	Water-cooled; UK reference specifies two circuits
Sound capsule	GFK 3D
Datasheet capsule dimensions, L × W × H	660 × 515 × 594 mm, excluding fittings
Published approximate weight, including capsule	160 kg

Sources: Model-specific manufacturer datasheet and Fischer Panda UK’s AGT 8000 specification.

Specification confirmation: The FPMA5005 listing gives “6.0/4.8” and 655 × 505 × 600 mm. The current manufacturer reference above differs. Obtain written confirmation of the actual rating, manufacturer article number and installation dimensions for the generator being quoted.

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Kubota D722 Diesel and Marine Cooling

The published configuration uses a 719 cm³ Kubota D722 three-cylinder diesel, water cooling and a GFK 3D sound capsule. Engine-speed control regulates charging output according to system requirements.

Fischer Panda UK specifies two cooling circuits using a heat exchanger and sealed freshwater circuit. Confirm the cooling and exhaust configuration supplied, then have the installer assess the vessel’s water supply, exhaust route and service access against the applicable manual.

For a replacement following overheating or water ingress, include an assessment of the original failure and associated vessel systems in the installation plan.

48 V Charging Output and 12 V Engine Starting

The generator’s published charging-system voltage is nominally 48 V, while its engine starting system is 12 V. Specify the house-bank arrangement and starter-battery provision separately.

For a battery-and-inverter installation, confirm the inverter’s DC input voltage, AC output and load capability. For electric propulsion, include the motor, controller, BMS and normal cruising demand in the system assessment.

Generator power, battery capacity and operating load must be considered together when estimating charging time or propulsion endurance.

Is This the Right Marine DC Generator for Your Boat?

Match the Battery Bank

Provide the battery manufacturer, model, chemistry, nominal voltage and capacity. Include the permitted charging voltage and current.

For lithium batteries, obtain confirmation that the generator’s charging profile, current limits and shutdown sequence are compatible with the BMS. A nominal 48 V designation alone does not establish compatibility with every battery system.

Match the Controls and Electrical Installation

Provide the inverter, battery monitor, existing charging sources and any automatic-start requirements. Confirm the supplied control panel, harness and supported interfaces.

Have a qualified marine electrician assess DC protection, isolation, cable routing and voltage drop for the proposed charging current. Existing cables, controls and monitoring equipment require assessment before reuse.

Match the Installation Space

Measure the compartment, access opening and mounting footprint. Capsule dimensions exclude fittings; allow additional room for hoses, cables, mounting hardware, capsule removal and maintenance.

For a replacement, send photographs of the current generator identification plate, controls, mounting base and cooling, fuel and exhaust connections.

Sound Levels and Fuel Consumption

The model-specific manufacturer datasheet reports 53 dB(A) at 7 metres. Installed sound depends on the compartment, mounting, exhaust arrangement and operating conditions.

Request fuel-consumption information for your intended charging load. Compare running costs using the energy restored to the batteries, simultaneous onboard demand and charging losses.

Scope of Supply

An itemised quotation should identify the generator assembly, sound capsule, charging regulation equipment, control panel, harness, mounting hardware and supplied documentation.

Establish separately whether the starter battery, house batteries, inverter, battery monitor, BMS interfaces, cooling and exhaust installation parts, service kit, installation labour and commissioning are included.

This helps establish the complete 48 V marine DC charging-system cost before committing to the installation.

Compare Related Fischer Panda DC Generators

For a lower-output 48 V option, review the Fischer Panda AGT-DC 6000-48V PMS – FPMA5003.

You can also explore the Fischer Panda AGT-DC 10000 PMS – FPMA5006 when comparing other DC packages. Confirm the offered voltage, charging limits and installation requirements for that listing.

Browse the wider Fischer Panda Marine Generator range to compare alternative configurations.

AGT-DC 8000-48V Price, Warranty and Delivery

Request a Fischer Panda AGT-DC 8000-48V price for the charging configuration and delivery destination you need. The quotation should identify condition, manufacturer reference, package contents, availability, dispatch estimate, freight charges and applicable taxes.

Obtain written warranty terms identifying the warrantor, coverage period, territory and registration or commissioning requirements.

State the operating country, vessel flag and any required emissions or classification documents. Confirm the approvals applicable to the actual generator supplied before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the continuous output 6.4 kW or 4.8 kW?

The current model-specific manufacturer datasheet for article 0033416 gives 6.4 kW continuous performance. Have the quotation confirm the rating and operating limits of the actual unit offered.

Does “8000” mean 8 kW continuous charging output?

Fischer Panda UK describes the AGT 8000 family as 8.0 kW nominal / 6.4 kW continuous. Use the continuous rating and approved charging limits for battery-system planning.

Does the 48 V model use a 48 V starter battery?

The published engine starting system is 12 V. Confirm starter-battery provision separately from the nominal 48 V charging bank.

Can it supply 230 V AC appliances?

A compatible battery system and suitably specified inverter can supply AC appliances. Include the inverter rating and connected loads with your enquiry.

Is it suitable for lithium batteries or electric propulsion?

It can be evaluated as part of an engineered system. Compatibility depends on battery limits, charging controls, BMS requirements, propulsion demand and the complete energy balance.

Are batteries and an inverter included?

Confirm these in the itemised quotation. They should be expressly listed if included in the package.

Request Your Fischer Panda FPMA5005 Quotation

For a Fischer Panda AGT-DC 8000-48V PMS generator for sale, contact Marine Inboard Specialists with your vessel type, battery specifications, inverter or propulsion-system details, daily energy demand and installation space.

Include how soon you want to purchase, your required delivery date, and your billing and delivery addresses. For a replacement, attach photographs of the existing generator plate, controls and installation.