Description of Kentavr DVZ-390BE Gasoline Engine

The Kentavr DVZ-390BE internal combustion engine is a powerful, modular, universal, single-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled gasoline engine for general purpose applications.

The Kentavr DVZ-390BE internal combustion engine, with a power output of 13.0 hp and a displacement of 389 cc, can be used in mini power plants, agricultural machinery such as motor cultivators, tillers, mowers, self-propelled chassis, irrigation systems, and construction equipment such as vibratory plates, ramming compactors, concrete mixers, compressors, and pumps. Notably, the engine mounting is universal.

The pulley or sprocket is secured to the output shaft of the Kentavr DVZ-390BE engine to transmit torque to various auxiliary units, systems, and components using a keyway connection.

A distinctive feature of this model is that both an electric starter and a manual starter are used for starting. To prevent engine damage in the absence of oil in the crankcase or an insufficient amount, 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.

Thanks to its compact dimensions and light weight, the Kentavr DVZ-390BE engine can be used as a power unit for vehicles, including water transport: boats, motorboats, and small yachts.