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The growing demand for electricity in agriculture has contributed to designing a specific type of power generator, i.e. a generator driven by a PTO – a power take-off shaft of an agricultural tractor.
Power generators have engines that run on different fuels: Petrol, Diesel, Gas. Which one to choose?
When buying electrical equipment, we come across the electrical power parameter specified in watts (W) or (kW). One of the exceptions are power generators and UPS, where the power value is given to VA or kVA (kilovolt-amperes). Let's try to take a closer look at what this means?
Electricity has become an obvious part of our everyday life. Many people also own a power generator, whether in the workplace or at home. Every user of a power generator should be familiar with the basics of how such machine works.
More and more people are buying a power generator for their home. This gives a sense of security and comfort that in the event of any power failure, the household members will be able to function without any restrictions. All equipment requiring access to electricity will operate without interruptions.
There is a very popular theory that all engines, especially diesel engines, have a hard time starting in the cold. However, this is not always true. The fact is that frost can negatively affect the engine's ability to start. But this is not caused by the very fact that there is a negative temperature, but largely by the user's negligence in operating and servicing the engine.
Most users believe that engine oil is used to "lubricate" the moving parts of the engine. This is of course true, but there is more. In both generators and cars, it is recommended to check the engine oil level before long-term operation. Operating manual of every generator includes an oil level check before each engine start.
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