Glossary

Generator

Generator is described as a utility device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy, available either in the form of direct or alternating current.

Gensets are handy power generator, converting fuel into electrical power through mechanical ways. Clip-on gensets and underslung gensets are most popular.

See also:
"Generator" is in the NAICS Code "333611"
(Turbine and Turbine Generator Set Units ManufacturingHydraulic turbines manufacturing)


"Generator" is in the UNSPSC Code "26131803"
Generator control or protection panels

Ref: 123865/2006-09-26


Other Database Pages Exist for this Phrase:
Function generator (Function generator: defines as a piece of test ...)
Standby generator (Standby generator is used for power backup in ...)
Engine generator (Engine generator is a device that generates ...)

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