About this asset

This Revit family provides a 13 KVA Mikano generator in a durable metal enclosure, suitable for industrial or backup power planning. The Mikano 13 KVA generator features a robust, weather-resistant steel housing designed for external installation. The unit includes a secure, panelled enclosure with integrated access doors and ventilation louvres for heat dissipation. Its compact, rectangular geometry is finished in a clean white coating, accented by high-contrast black hardware and branded detailing. The design incorporates a top-mounted exhaust stack and a stable base platform. This model is presented as a set of two, showcasing the unit from different angles to provide a comprehensive view of its exterior geometry and mechanical configuration.

The download is a 748 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Engineers should load this RFA file into the project's mechanical or electrical template to manage site power requirements. It is best placed on a concrete equipment pad within the site plan or utility area. Users can map the model to specific electrical connectors to facilitate system calculations and circuit scheduling. Adjusting the visibility settings allows for accurate representation across various plan, section, and 3D views, ensuring coordination with surrounding site infrastructure and MEP service runs.

This generator is ideal for residential, commercial, or small-scale industrial projects requiring reliable backup power solutions. It is commonly specified during the schematic and design development stages to ensure adequate space allocation and clearance for maintenance access. Professionals searching for backup power equipment, site utility assets, or MEP coordination models will find this unit essential for site planning. It pairs effectively with electrical distribution boards and site utility layouts, serving as a critical component in comprehensive power management and emergency system design.