2022 Caterpillar Auxiliary Engines C9.3 Auxiliary Engine
- Year 2022
- Make Caterpillar
- Model Auxiliary Engines
2022 Caterpillar Auxiliary Engines C9.3 Auxiliary Engine
2022 Caterpillar Auxiliary Engines C9.3 Auxiliary Engine
The C9.3 propulsion, auxiliary, and generator set engines have a common rail fuel system for optimal combustion and lower emissions. Cooling system options for the propulsion and auxiliary engines include heat exchanger with sea water aftercooling, and keel with combined circuit or separate circuit aftercooling. The genset packages are available with heat exchanger, keel, or radiator cooling. These products are EPA Tier 3 and IMO II certified. In addition the propulsionengine ratings are EU Stage IIIA certified and auxiliary and gen sets are also CCNR Stage II certified.
Features may include:
Electronic Control System- The electronic control system provides industry-leading torque and throttle response at low speeds, while maintaining fuel efficiency at high speeds
- Common rail fuel system enables optimum combustion and low emissions
- RH and LH locations for fuel and oil filters and dipstick improves serviceability
- Compatible with Cat® displays
- Available remote-mounted display panel with start, stop, and engine diagnostics
- 12V or 24V electrical system
- Marine classification society certificates: ABS, BV, CCS, CRS, DNV, GL, IRS, KR, LR, NK, PRS, RINA, RS
Engine
Engine Power
Minimum Rating: 292 BHP | Maximum Rating: 436 BHP
Bore
4.53 in
Stroke
5.87 in
Displacement
568 in³
Cylinder Liners
In-line 6
Cycle Time
4-stroke
Aspiration
TA
Emissions
U.S. EPA Tier 3 / IMO II emissions certified (commercial), RCD 2016 compliant, EU Stage IIIA compliant, CCNR Stage II through reciprocity with EU Stage IIIA
Fuel System
Fuel Type
Diesel
Dimensions
Height
43 in
Length
Engine: 57.2 in
Width
Engine: 38.5 in
Weights
Dry Weight
Engine - Approximate: 2083-2474 lbs (945-1122 kg)
Features
Features
Rotation from Flywheel End: Counterclockwise