What does the electronic speed control of the engine do?

FAQ’s

The electronic speed control is an element that optimizes the work of the generator and makes it more efficient, because it automatically manages the engine speed when there are more demanding loads.

Diesel engines, especially those with lower power, are generally mechanically regulated, which means the engine speed adjustment is done mechanically. However, when working with more demanding loads, electronic control is the best solution, since the speed adjustment is done electrically, and this considerably reduces the engine's response time when there are speed variations.

This equipment is necessary when working with heavier loads or with operating modes that require an agile response, such as:

  • parallel operation between generators,
  • parallel operation between generator and the grid,
  • demanding starting powers (like the ones of pumps and electric motors).

 

One of Grupel's main objectives is to constantly improve the quality of our products and services, making them more suitable for each application and the diverse needs and requirements of our customers. In order to achieve this goal, we invest more and more in own brand components, produced with rigor, easy to use, making our product more complete and reliable.