Diesel generators: Most preferred and dependable source of backup power across world

How do Diesel Generators work?
A diesel generator is used to generate electric energy by using a diesel engine with the help of an electric generator. Diesel gensets convert the mechanical energy generated by the diesel engine into electricity using alternators. An alternator comprises of a rotor (a moving component that produces rotating magnetic field) and a stator (a stationary set of electrical conductors wound in coils over an iron ore). The rotor generates a moving magnetic field around the stator and thus voltage difference is induced between the windings of a stator. This is how electricity is produced by the generator.

Features of Diesel Generators
Power Output: The power output range of diesel generators is very wide and can be classified accordingly. Diesel generators used for industrial purposes are generally large in size and can provide a great deal of power for a long period of time.