How to install a diesel generator?

1. The installation site must be well ventilated. There should be sufficient air inlets on the generator side and good air outlets on the diesel engine side. The air outlet area should be more than 1.5 times larger than the water tank area. 2. The area around the installation site should be kept clean, and objects that may generate corrosive gases and vapors such as acids and alkalis should be avoided nearby. Fire extinguishing devices should be equipped wherever possible. 3. If used indoors, the smoke exhaust pipe must be connected outdoors. The diameter of the pipe must be equal to the diameter of the silencer smoke outlet pipe. The connected pipe must not have more than 3 elbows to guarantee good fluidity. smoke evacuation flow. The pipe is tilted downward 5-10 degrees to avoid rainwater injection; if the drain pipe is inStalled vertically upwards, a rain cover must be installed. 4. When the foundation is concrete, a level ruler should be used to measure its level during installation to ensure that the unit is fixed on a level foundation. There must be special anti-vibration pads or anchor bolts between the unit and the foundation. 5. The unit shell must have reliable protective earthing. For generators requiring a neutral point to be directly grounded, the neutral point must be professionally grounded and equipped with a lightning protection device. It is strictly forbidden to use the mains earthing device. for neutralization. Point directly toward the earth. 6. The two-way switch between the generator and the mains must be very reliable to prevent reverse power transmission. The reliability of the two-way switch wiring- must be inspected and approved by the local power utility. 7. The starting battery wiring must be secure.