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Cummins 300-6314-01 PowerCommand Display-Control Assembly

Description

Overview

The Cummins 300-6314-01 is a genuine PowerCommand display-control assembly used on Cummins/Onan industrial and standby diesel generator sets, providing the operator interface for engine and generator monitoring, alarm annunciation, and control functions. Despite the generic “Engine” label sometimes attached to this part number, the 300-6314-01 is not an engine component itself – it is the symbol-and-text control display panel (Display-Cntrl, SYM, ENG T) that reads engine and generator status from the genset control module and presents it to the operator at the control panel, and it has been discontinued by Cummins as an OEM part, now supplied through the aftermarket parts network.

Seven Star LLC supplies the Cummins 300-6314-01 PowerCommand display-control assembly as a genuine channel to standby power operators across Oman and the GCC, supporting hospitals, data centres, oil and gas facilities, and commercial buildings that run Cummins/Onan diesel generator sets equipped with this control panel. Because the 300-6314-01 has been discontinued and superseded across several PowerCommand HMI generations, our team can help confirm whether the direct replacement or a compatible successor display is the correct fit for your specific genset control panel before ordering.

Measurement and Operating Principle

The 300-6314-01 display does not measure engine parameters directly; it receives digitized engine and generator data – oil pressure, coolant temperature, battery voltage, RPM, fault codes, and generator output parameters – from the genset’s engine control module (ECM) and generator control module over the internal control bus, then renders that information on its symbol-and-text LCD for the operator standing at the control panel. The display also provides the local interface for alarm acknowledgment, control mode selection (auto/manual/off), and menu navigation into diagnostic and configuration screens.

Because the display is the operator’s primary window into genset health, its accuracy and responsiveness directly affect how quickly a facility engineer can identify a developing fault – low oil pressure, high coolant temperature, or a charging system fault – before it escalates into an unplanned shutdown. A failed or unreliable 300-6314-01 display can leave a generator effectively unmonitored at the panel level even while the engine control module continues to function normally in the background.

Engineering Design

The Cummins 300-6314-01 display-control assembly is built to the PowerCommand control panel form factor used across a range of Cummins/Onan industrial genset control panels, with a keyed connector and mounting footprint designed for direct swap into the existing panel enclosure. The unit weighs approximately 0.72 kg (1.59 lbs) and is classified within Cummins’ electrical products range under the power generator control subcategory, reflecting its role as a control and monitoring component rather than a mechanical engine part.

Seven Star LLC supplies this item on request with the manufacturer documentation, and availability and lead time are confirmed at quotation. Facilities running older PowerCommand-equipped gensets rely on this continued parts availability to keep legacy control panels in service without a full panel retrofit.

Cummins 300-6314-01 Key Features

  • Genuine Cummins/Onan PowerCommand display-control assembly, part number 300-6314-01
  • Symbol-and-text LCD interface for engine and generator status, alarms, and control mode selection
  • Direct-fit replacement for the existing genset control panel display footprint
  • Reads engine and generator data from the ECM and generator control module over the internal control bus
  • Supports local alarm acknowledgment and diagnostic menu navigation
  • Compact, lightweight assembly (approximately 0.72 kg) designed for panel-mounted installation
  • Sourced through the Cummins/Onan aftermarket network following OEM discontinuation
  • Critical to maintaining operator visibility on standby and prime power generator sets

Industrial Applications for the Cummins 300-6314-01

The Cummins 300-6314-01 display-control assembly is used on standby and prime power diesel generator sets serving hospitals, data centres, oil and gas facilities, telecommunications sites, and commercial buildings across Oman where uninterrupted power is critical. It is typically replaced when the existing panel display fails, becomes unreadable, or loses communication with the genset control module, restoring full local monitoring and control capability without needing to replace the entire control panel.

Seven Star LLC, as an experienced supply partner supporting Cummins/Onan standby power equipment in Oman and the GCC, helps facility engineers in Muscat, Sohar, Duqm, and Salalah source the correct display-control assembly for their genset control panel generation, minimizing downtime during scheduled maintenance or emergency panel repairs.

Cummins 300-6314-01 Technical Specifications

Model Cummins 300-6314-01
Description PowerCommand Display-Control Assembly (SYM, ENG T)
Function Genset engine/generator status display and local control interface
Weight Approximately 0.72 kg (1.59 lbs)
Category Electrical / power generator control component
Compatible Systems Cummins/Onan PowerCommand-equipped industrial diesel generator sets
Status Discontinued OEM part – supplied through aftermarket parts network
Also Identified As PowerCommand HMI 220 operator panel
Alternate Part Number Format 0300-6314-01
Associated Control Platform Cummins PowerCommand 2.2 (PCC 2.2) generator set controller
Manufacturer Cummins Inc. (Onan)

Identification: The PowerCommand HMI 220 Operator Panel

Cummins’ own PowerCommand 2.2 and 2.3 service literature identifies part number 0300-6314-01 as the HMI 220 operator panel for the PowerCommand 2.2 generator set controller, which is the single most useful piece of information a buyer can carry into a sourcing enquiry for this item. The same assembly is catalogued in both the leading-zero form 0300-6314-01 and the abbreviated 300-6314-01, and both refer to the same display-control assembly. Confirming the HMI 220 designation and the PCC 2.2 control platform before ordering removes most of the ambiguity created by the generic “Display-Cntrl, SYM, ENG T” catalogue description, and it is the quickest way to establish whether an offered unit is the correct generation for a given panel.

In the PowerCommand 2.2 architecture the operator panel is one of several devices that can monitor, manage and control the generator set. The service manual documents the operator panel connections at the base board along with an optional remote HMI operator panel, and the wider control supports Modbus communication and the AUX101 and AUX102 auxiliary input and output boards for additional discrete and analogue points. This matters when planning a replacement: the panel display is a node on a control system, not a standalone gauge, and a fault that presents as a blank or unresponsive display can originate at the base board, the interconnecting harness, or the panel itself.

Replacement and Commissioning Practice

Before condemning a Cummins 300-6314-01 display, the standard diagnostic sequence is to verify control power and battery voltage at the panel, inspect the operator panel harness and connectors for corrosion or backed-out pins, and confirm whether the base board is still responding to a service tool or remote connection while the local display is dark. Generator control panels in Omani coastal and desert installations accumulate salt and fine dust at the enclosure seals, and connector corrosion is a more common root cause of display failure than the display electronics themselves.

When a genuine replacement assembly is fitted, the genset should be exercised through a full no-load and on-load test after installation so that engine parameters, alternator output values, fault annunciation and the auto/manual/off mode selection are all confirmed to read and act correctly before the set is returned to standby duty. Seven Star LLC supports facility engineers across Oman and the GCC in confirming the correct panel generation, part number format and control platform for their genset before a replacement display is ordered.

Request a Quote

Contact Seven Star LLC for pricing and availability on the Cummins 300-6314-01 PowerCommand display-control assembly for your standby generator maintenance program in Oman and the GCC.

Seven Star LLC quotes the Cummins 300-6314-01 for Oman-based standby power maintenance teams, with lead time confirmed at quotation.

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About brand

Cummins Inc. is an American maker of diesel and natural gas engines, generator sets and power systems. It was founded on 3 February 1919 in Columbus, Indiana, by mechanic Clessie Cummins with financial backing from banker William Glanton Irwin. The company was called Cummins Engine Company until 2001 and is still headquartered in Columbus, Indiana, and listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

Seven Star LLC lists Cummins diesel generator sets, generator-drive engines and engine and control spare parts, and supplies them to contractors and facility operators in Oman against the model, specification and part numbers on the equipment.

Cummins Inc. company profile

Founded 3 February 1919, Columbus, Indiana, USA
Founders Clessie Cummins, with backing from banker William Glanton Irwin
Headquarters Columbus, Indiana, USA
Ownership Public company, New York Stock Exchange (CMI)
Group brands STAMFORD and AvK alternators (Cummins Generator Technologies), Fleetguard filtration
Product families Diesel and gas engines, standby and prime power generator sets, PowerCommand controllers, transfer switches, filters and spare parts

Milestones

  • 1919: Cummins Engine Company is founded in Columbus, Indiana.
  • 1929: Clessie Cummins drives a diesel-powered Packard, presented as America's first diesel car.
  • 1933: The Model H engine succeeds in railroad switchers.
  • 2001: The company is renamed Cummins Inc.

Cummins equipment on this page

The generator sets listed are the C150D5 at 150 kVA, the C275D5 at 275 kVA, a set in the 312/315 kVA class and the C1000D5B at 1000 kVA. In the Cummins naming, the number after C is the nominal kVA rating and D5 marks a diesel set for 50 Hz. Generator-drive engines listed are the QST30-G4, QSK19-G4, QSX15-G8 and QSK60-G4, the last a 16-cylinder engine. Spare parts are listed by Cummins part number: head gasket set 4011502, starter motor 3283330, fuel injection pump 3937025 and the PowerCommand display and control assembly 300-6314-01.

Where Cummins generator sets are used

Standby power for hospitals, towers, data rooms and pumping stations; prime power on construction camps, remote oilfield sites and quarries; and paralleled sets for larger loads. High ambient temperature and dust are normal design conditions for sets working in the GCC, so cooling package and enclosure choices deserve attention at the inquiry stage.

Cummins Inc. products we list

Family Examples
Diesel Generator Sets Cummins 312/315 kVA Diesel Generator Set, Cummins C1000D5B 1000 kVA Diesel Generat…, Cummins C150D5 150 kVA Diesel Generator…, Cummins C275D5 275 kVA Diesel Generator…, Cummins QSK19-G4 Diesel Generator Engine, Cummins QSK60-G4 V16 Diesel Generator En…, Cummins QST30-G4 V12 Diesel Generator En…, Cummins QSX15-G8 Diesel Generator Engine
Diesel Generator Spare Parts Cummins 300-6314-01 PowerCommand Display…, Cummins 3283330 Starter Motor, Cummins 3937025 Fuel Injection Pump, Spare part 4011502 Single head gasket se…

Ordering Cummins parts: what we need

For engine parts send the engine serial number (ESN) and model from the engine dataplate, together with the part number if you have it. For generator set parts and controls send the genset model, specification letter and serial number from the set nameplate. For a complete set tell us the kVA rating and duty (standby or prime), voltage and frequency, open or enclosed build, the site ambient temperature and altitude, and the transfer switch or paralleling requirement.

Facts checked against published Cummins company histories, October 2026.

FAQ

Questions about the Cummins 300-6314-01 PowerCommand Display-Control

Answers from our engineering team on installation, compatibility and integration.

01What is the Cummins 300-6314-01 used for?
It is a PowerCommand display-control assembly that provides the local operator interface for engine and generator status, alarms, and control on Cummins/Onan diesel generator sets.
02Is the 300-6314-01 an engine part?
No, it is a control panel display assembly, not a mechanical engine component. It reads data from the engine control module and presents it to the operator.
03Is the Cummins 300-6314-01 still in production?
It has been discontinued by Cummins as a new OEM part and is now supplied through the Cummins/Onan aftermarket parts network.
04What generator sets use this display?
It is used on Cummins/Onan industrial diesel generator sets equipped with the PowerCommand control panel platform.
05Does Seven Star LLC supply Cummins generator control parts in Oman?
Yes, Seven Star LLC supplies Cummins/Onan standby generator control components, including the 300-6314-01, to customers across Oman and the GCC.