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Three Phase Generator
It is a generator with 230/400 Volt output, 3 phases consisting of a neutral, 400 V between phase-phase and 230 Volts between phase-neutral.
Single Phase Generator
These are generators with one phase and one neutral output. The output voltage is 220 Volts for Europe and Turkey.
Contactor
It is the switch used in the transfer of electrical energy in the automatic transfer panel.
Kilowatts
1000 watts is equal to 1 kW.
Volts
The potential difference between phase-neutral or phase-phase or the electrical pressure that factors in the electron current.
kVA
Kilo–Volt–Ampere. It is the rated power of generators.
Ampere (A)
It is the unit of measurement of current intensity. It refers to the number of electrons that pass through a cross section of wire per unit of time.
Generator Rated Value
It is the mention of the standby, prime or continuous power of the generator over the kVA value.
Alternating Current (A.C)
It is a current whose direction and magnetic intensity change periodically depending on the constant magnetic field.
Direct Current (DC)
It is an electrical circuit that flows in one direction with a constant magnetic field.
Alternator
It is a device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. It is rotated by a drive machine.
Ampere Hour
It is the time that the battery will withstand the current it will give on the basis of hour units.
Battery Charge Rectifier
It is the apart used to charge the battery.
Frequency (Hz)
It is the number of sine waves that occur per unit time.
Governor
It is the component that controls the motor speed mechanically or electronically.
Horsepower (Hp)
It is a unit of measurement of mechanical or electrical power. 1 hp = 0.746 kW.
Manual Generator
These are generators that work with the system of starting or stopping the generator by the user.
Automatic Generator
It is a generator that has the feature of being activated by a microprocessor when the electrical power is cut off and deactivating when the electricity is restored, without the need for anyone's intervention.
Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR)
It is a static voltage adjuster that automatically makes the necessary adjustments to keep the generator voltage at the rated value.
Overload
It is the load loaded on the generator in a way that prevents it from working.
Continuous Power
It is the continuous operating power of the generator under constant load.
Prime Power
The continuous operating power of the generator under variable load.
Stand by Power
It is the ability of the generator to operate at maximum load in limited time. (In 12 hours of work, a maximum of 1 hour should not exceed 10% and 2 minutes 20%.)
Generator Speed (RPM)
It is the number of rotations of the generator group in 1 minute. Portable generators are generally 3000 rpm; diesel generators are 1500 rpm.
Portable Generator
These are generators that can be carried by hand by users. Available in gasoline or diesel-fueled variants.
Installed Load
It is the installed load of the facility where the generator will be used. The generator capacity to be selected must be at least capable of meeting this load.
Automatic Transfer Panel (ATS)
It is a panel consisting of intermediate breakers that provides automatic transfer of electrical loads between the generator and the network when the mains power is cut off.
Control Panel
It is the panel where the indicator and control equipment of the generator are located.
Sound Insulation Cabinet
These are sound-insulated cabinets that protect the generator from external factors and isolate the sound noise of the generator.
Circumference Altitude
It is the height of the place where the generator will be installed above sea level. As the altitude rises, the oxygen decreases, resulting in a decrease in power.
Synchronous Generators
Are generator groups that automatically synchronize the grid loads of more than one generator with functions such as load redundant, load sharing, fault redundant.
Cylinder Diameter (Bore)
It is the inner diameter of the engine cylinder.
Stroke
It is the highest and lowest level where the piston ascended and descended in the cylinder.
Cylinder Volume
It refers to the total volume of the engine's cylinders in liters.
Compression Ratio
It is the compression of the air entering the cylinder at a certain level in proportion to the cylinder volume.
Chassis - Fuel Tank
It is the carrier body and fuel tank of the generator, made of metal material.
