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Pramac P12000-3 + AMF

The Pramac P12000 three-phase is a silenced petrol generator for residential, commercial and mobile backup power. It provides 400/230 V output from a Honda GX630 engine with AVR control and IPP protection. This row is for the generator package with AMF/automatic mains failure accessory configuration.

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Product overview

The P12000 three-phase model combines a reliable Honda GX630 petrol engine with a silenced canopy and complete instrumentation. It is suited to applications where lower noise and portable three-phase power are required outside normal working hours or for backup duties. CPS can assist with connection, transfer switching and outlet requirements.

  • 13.9 kVA / 11.1 kW standby output
  • 11.8 kVA / 9.5 kW continuous output
  • 400 V, 50 Hz three-phase output at 0.8 power factor
  • Honda GX630 air-cooled petrol engine
  • 24 L tank with approximately 5.67 h run time at 75% PRP
  • 61 dB(A) noise pressure at 7 m
  • AMF / automatic mains failure accessory package

Behind the Brand

Meet the supported manufacturers whose components are specified in this product.

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Equipment manufacturer

Pramac

Pramac is a leading global manufacturer of stationary and mobile power generation equipment, founded in Tuscany, Italy in 1966. Now part of the Generac group, Pramac engineers diesel, petrol and battery energy storage solutions trusted by rental houses, mining sites and emergency services in over 150 countries.

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Engine

Honda

Honda is a Japanese engine manufacturer with a global reputation for the quietest, smoothest-running petrol engines available for portable power. The GX series fitted to Pramac portable inverters is the benchmark for reliability in tradie, AV, and camping duty, with parts and service available through Honda's nationwide Australian dealer network.

Ratings definitions (ISO 8528)

  • These definitions explain ISO 8528 rating terms where they are listed. Use the ratings specified for this model; maximum, continuous and other rating types are not interchangeable.

ESPEmergency Standby Power

  • Maximum available power for a variable electrical load during a utility outage or testing, under the stated operating conditions.
  • Up to 200 operating hours per year.
  • Average output over 24 hours must not exceed 70% of the ESP rating.

PRPPrime Power

  • Maximum available power for a variable electrical load over an unlimited number of operating hours per year, under the agreed operating conditions.
  • Average output over 24 hours must not exceed 70% of the prime-power rating.
  • Unlimited annual operating hours do not mean continuous operation at full rated output.
  • The manufacturer’s prescribed operating conditions, maintenance intervals and procedures apply to both ratings.

Product descriptions, specifications and photos are indicative only and may vary by model or configuration. Photos may show optional equipment. Please confirm the exact model, configuration, specifications, inclusions and availability with Gold Coast Generators before ordering.