In India, several statutory requirements are associated with the installation of a Rental DG set. Here is a step-by-step guide:
1. Obtain Necessary Permissions: As the DG sets are classified under the 'Pollution Under Control' norms, you need to obtain necessary permissions from the local pollution control board. This can include a 'Consent to Establish' and a 'Consent to Operate'.
2. Compliance with Noise Pollution Rules: Ensure you comply with the noise pollution rules laid out in 'The Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules, 2000'. The DG set should be soundproof and must not exceed the permissible sound level norms.
3. Registration under Central Electricity Authority (CEA): As per the 'Central Electricity Authority (Measures relating to Safety and Electric Supply) Regulations, 2010', generators above 125KVA require registration with the CEA. However, as your generator is 125KVA, you might be exempted from this. Please confirm this with local authorities.
4. Safety Measures: Ensure you have appropriate safety measures in place as per the 'Factories Act, 1948'. This includes preventive measures against fire, providing safety equipment, and regular maintenance of the DG set.
Please note that these requirements may vary based on local regulations and it's best to consult with the local authorities or a legal expert for accurate information.