Once the conversion is complete, how does it work on the generator?
The combustible gas (LPG/CNG) is converted from high-pressure gas to low-pressure gas and supplied smoothly to the generator. When the generator is started up, the negative pressure enters into the pressure-regulating valve through the mixer. The sealing arm opens the valve and the combustible gas is supplied to the generator after decompression, so the machine operates smoothly.
When the generator switches off, the pressure-regulating valve will close at the same time. The flow of gas will thus be cut off and the machine shuts down completely. The original power output of generator is not affected by the installation of the LPG/CNG conversion kit carburetor. Safety and Durability
Apart from being far safer to operate than petrol-fed units, running on LPG extends the working life of your generator, thanks to its smoother operation when compared to petrol. In long periods of dormancy, gas will not produce any sediment, thus avoiding any difficulty starting up or sediment deposits damaging the engine. This reduction in sediment and deposits also reduces the frequency of servicing for the generator. One also avoids any wastage from stale petrol, oil slicks in the carburetor or dilution of the generator's internal lubrication.
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1 ноя 2022
