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1.
Choosing the right generator needs to take into account many variables to guarantee an optimal solution.
Therefore, we recommend consulting an experienced electrician or contacting us directly.
We will try to advise you on the best solution based on your needs and our experience.
2.
kWh – kilowatt-hour.
Represents a unit of energy consumed by an appliance of 1 kilowatt (or 1,000 watts) for one hour.
It is most often used in billing with the power company as the actual consumption of electricity.
kVA – kilovolt-ampere, is a unit of apparent power.
It includes both real and reactive power.
For generators and UPS, this unit is used instead of watts or kilowatts.
Genset power is expressed in kVA, assuming that 1 kVA is about 0.8 kW.
However, this value is not fixed, but variable and depends on the connected equipment.
3.
Theoretically yes, with technical and electrical knowledge anyone can handle operating such a device, but only up to 50kW. Above this value, appropriate authorizations are needed, the so-called Operation Qualification Certificate, with the point described as Generating sets with a power of over 50 kW
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