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General| Frequency (Hz) | 50 Hz |
|---|---|
| Rated Voltage (V) | 230 V |
| Excitation Mode | Self-excited |
| ATS | Optional |
| DC Voltage | 12 V |
| Start Type | Electric |
Warns about toxic exhaust gases like carbon monoxide and the need for proper ventilation.
Highlights the danger of touching internal rotating parts and advises caution when accessing the generator.
Details crucial precautions against electric shock, including proper wiring and securing covers.
Explains the necessity of proper grounding for safety and preventing electric shock.
Advises on safe handling of flammable fuel and lubricants to prevent fire incidents.
Alerts users to hot components like the muffler and exhaust, advising caution to avoid burns.
Details safe practices for handling batteries, including ventilation and avoiding short circuits.
Outlines critical safety steps before and during maintenance, including engine stop and labels.
Prohibits unauthorized connection to the power grid and mandates qualified technicians for electrical system integration.
Provides instructions for correctly installing the generator on a flat surface and maintaining clearance.
Details the importance and methods for grounding the generator and connected load appliances.
Describes methods for connecting three-phase and single-phase loads to the generator terminals.
Details recommended diesel fuel types based on temperature and safe refueling practices.
Guides on choosing the correct lubricant viscosity based on ambient temperature and proper handling.
Details critical safety measures for handling batteries, warning of explosion risks.
Provides detailed safety instructions for charging and handling batteries to prevent hazards.
Outlines safe practices for charging batteries, including ventilation and preventing sparks.
Details essential pre-start checks for fuel, oil, and connections before operating the generator.
Provides instructions for filling the fuel tank, including recommended fuel types and overflow prevention.
Covers pre-start checks, engine operation, and routine monitoring during generator use.
Provides guidelines for starting and running the generator under load, including pre-running checks.
Details the correct sequence for safely stopping the generator engine to prevent damage.
Warns about electric shock hazards and requires the generator to be completely stopped and off.
Outlines periodic checks based on operational hours: 50, 250, 500, and 1000 hours.
Details specific checks and replacements required at 50, 250, 500, and 1000-hour intervals.
Specifies tasks for the first 50 hours, including oil and filter replacement, and belt tension check.
Warns about the extreme danger of touching rotating parts and advises stopping the engine.
Highlights the risk of electric shock from high-voltage parts and requires engine shutdown.
Warns about touching hot generator parts and advises allowing the unit to cool down.
Warns that improper battery use can lead to severe accidents and advises on safe handling.
Troubleshoots issues related to incorrect or absent voltage output from the generator.
Discusses why voltage drops significantly when the generator is connected to a load.
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