The power plant is a powerful and reliable electrical device that is designed to produce electricity. This key component of power systems is capable of generating electrical current from a variety of energy sources, including fossil fuel combustion, renewable sources such as solar or wind energy, and others. Power plants are critical elements in electrical networks that ensure a stable supply regime and provide energy for various industrial and commercial sectors.
The power plant is a key device in the energy sector, capable of generating electricity from a wide range of sources. With the use of advanced generators, drive mechanisms and modern technologies, the power plant enables reliable and efficient production of electricity. Regardless of whether it uses traditional methods of burning fossil fuels or renewable sources such as solar or wind, a power plant is a key element of electrical networks and contributes to the sustainable supply of electricity for various industries.
| Type | Carrier |
| Power | 16 - 42 kW |
| Apparent power | 20 - 40 kVA |
| AVR included | Yes |
| Type of sockets | 230 / 400 V |
| Type of fuel | Diesel, ON |
| Type of drive | Diesel engine |
| Fuel consumption | 2,72 - 6,15 l/h |
| Fuel consumption at 100% load | 4,95 - 9,5 l/h |
| Fuel tank capacity | 55 - 115 l |
| Length | 2,10 - 3,95 m |
| Width | 0,95 - 1,44 m |
| Height | 1,10 - 1,64 m |
| Weight | 1 350 - 1048 kg |
| Manufacturer | Atlas Copco, Himoinsa |
