Description of Kentavr DVZ-200B1X Gasoline Engine

The Kentavr DVZ-200B1X internal combustion engine is a modular, universal, single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled gasoline engine for general purposes.

The Kentavr DVZ-200B1X engine is designed for use as a standalone power unit for a wide range of equipment, machinery, tools, and transport mechanisms. Notably, the engine mounting is universal.

The main advantages of the Kentavr DVZ-200B1X engine are its reliability and unpretentiousness in operation, low vibration and noise levels, high specific power and efficiency, as well as ease of use and maintenance.

A distinctive feature of this model is the presence of a gearbox, which reduces the output shaft rotation speed to 1800 rpm. The Kentavr DVZ-200B1X internal combustion engine, with a power of 6.5 hp and a displacement of 196 cc, will be indispensable in cases where excellent low-speed torque is required.

A manual starter is used to start the gasoline engine. The attachment of a pulley or gear to the output shaft of the Kentavr DVZ-200B1X model for transmitting torque to various auxiliary units, systems, and components is carried out using a keyway connection.

To prevent engine damage in the absence of oil in the crankcase or insufficient quantity, an emergency system is provided. Thus, if the oil level in the crankcase is low, the protection system will stop its operation, preventing breakdown. To facilitate access from different sides of the engine crankcase, two oil filler necks with dipstick plugs are provided.

The Kentavr DVZ-200B1X gasoline engine has a low weight and compact dimensions, which is very important during operation, transportation, and storage.