Rolls Royce Solutions 16V2000P82 3B/3C

The register lists here 162 versions with 284 to 3,490 kW rated output at 1,200 to 2,100 rpm, from six- to twenty-cylinders with 122 to 170 mm bore and 150 to 210 mm stroke, torques from 692.4 to 13,430 Nm, model years from 2012 to 2026. Here too the Tier 2 emission stage leads with 107 ahead of Tier 4 (Final or Phase-in) with 28 versions; the 560 to 2,237 kW power category is the largest with 89 versions.

The 1600 series is the mid segment in the Rolls-Royce Solutions line-up between compact standby generator sets and the very large marine and power-plant engines of the 4000 and 8000 series; it is found in standby installations, rail projects and medium-size work vessels.

On a used purchase, the documented operating hours and service history count, the condition of the turbochargers (waste-gate and fixed-geometry designs depending on the model), the high-pressure injection, cooling-water and charge-air systems, and on Tier 4 versions the exhaust aftertreatment; given the long model-year span to 2026, it is worth checking the exact engine family against the current parts list, service runs through the Rolls-Royce Solutions network.