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Only 1,200 hours runtime. In excellent condition. This is a true workhorse, reliable, always starts, runs very stable even on high loads. Has a new start battery and comes with small solar panel to keep battery fully charged. I'm relocating and don't need it anymore. Price Baht 30,000 (new price Baht 65,000).
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So, how to connect the 6,500 V to the house installation that use 380/220V (400/230)? It will need a transformer...
Generally houses don't have 380V installations but 230V/50Hz. It's pretty obvious that the generator is designed for that purpose. Any more questions in the category "How can I make a turtle run like a hare?"?
Sorry, you did not get the joke:
You wrote "generator 6.5KV" - for high voltage 6,500V? That's obviously you do not have otherwise you would need a transformer to connect it to a network 220V (230V) which is a part of a three-phase network 380/220V (400/230V).
But you obviously have a generator 6.5 kW, of a power output 6,500 W, which can be 1-phase 220V (230V) or 3-phase 380/230V. Of course 50Hz if it is not from USA and if the diesel engine will maintain the correct speed of the generator in a certain limit to get the 50Hz (plus/minus).