Introduction
DeepSea Electronics offers a wide range of generator controllers. Two of their most popular models are the DSE7320 and DSE8610, but they serve very different purposes. This guide helps you choose the right one for your application.
DSE7320 Overview
The DSE7320 is an advanced Auto Mains Failure (AMF) controller designed for single generator sets.
Key Features
- AMF with configurable timers
- PLC functionality with 16 digital inputs and 8 relay outputs
- Modbus RS485 communication
- Large LCD display with real-time monitoring
- Engine protection (oil pressure, temperature, speed)
- USB and Ethernet connectivity
- Event logging
Best For
- Single generator standby applications
- Buildings, data centers, hospitals
- Applications requiring PLC logic
DSE8610 Overview
The DSE8610 is a load sharing and synchronizing controller designed for multi-generator installations.
Key Features
- Load sharing between multiple generators
- Automatic synchronization
- Import/export power control
- Modbus communication
- Large LCD display
- Event logging
Best For
- Multiple generators operating in parallel
- Power plants and large facilities
- Applications requiring N+1 redundancy
Comparison Table
| Feature | DSE7320 | DSE8610 |
|---|---|---|
| AMF Control | Yes | Yes |
| Load Sharing | No | Yes |
| Synchronization | No | Yes |
| PLC Logic | Yes | No |
| Max Generators | 1 | Up to 32 |
Conclusion
Choose the DSE7320 for single-generator applications. Choose the DSE8610 when you need multiple generators to operate in parallel with load sharing. Browse our controller range or contact us for advice.