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A generator is a device capable of producing electricity. It is fully capable of supplying power to a building or … read more

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What you should know about Generator

A generator is a device capable of producing electricity. It is fully capable of supplying power to a building or an entire construction site in the event of a power outage. A generator set is therefore considered an emergency power supply. This power supply consists of three main parts. In order to operate, it needs a thermal engine. The latter can work with all types of fuel such as petrol, diesel, heavy fuel oil, etc. The alternator and control cabinet are also the main components of a generator set. Three types of generator sets are available on the market. Each model has its own advantages. To begin with, there is the gasoline generator set. It is the perfect model for domestic use. This type of power supply promises a power ranging from 1.5 to 6 kW. As for the diesel generator set, it can come in a wide range of powers. There are diesel models with a few kW and others with several thousand kW. So it is the best solution for professional and intensive use. Finally, there is the soundproof generator. This model generates too much noise pollution. That's why it is locked in an insulated box. The aim is to minimize this nuisance. This model is far from being bulky and promises impressive lightness. Compared to other types of generators, it promises only 2 kW of power. (1) We talk about Energy, air & water on our blog section.
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