Why Should I Buy OEM Parts for My Generator?

What are OEM parts? OEM stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. Every component of a generator as it leaves the factory is an original part. If anything needs replacement, such as a rotor or a ...

How Does A Backup Generator Work?

A backup generator, also known as a standby generator, is a device that provides emergency power during electrical outages. It operates by converting mechanical energy into electrical energy throu...

What Should I Do in a Power Cut?

In the event of a power cut, call 105. This will connect you to your local distribution network operator (DNO).  To protect your home or business from power cuts, install a generator from GFE Po...

How Does a Control Panel Work on a Diesel Generator?

A control panel on a diesel generator serves as the interface through which users can monitor and manage various aspects of the generator's operation. Here's how control panels usually work: Monit...

How Does A Diesel Generator Create Power?

A diesel generator, also known as a diesel genset, generates electrical power using a diesel engine. The process involves converting the chemical energy stored in diesel fuel into mechanical energ...

What Is Alternating Current?

What is alternating current? Alternating current (AC) is a type of electric current in which the direction of the flow of electric charge periodically reverses. In an AC circuit, electrons move bac...

How Do I Safely Start A Generator in Cold Weather?

Starting and running an industrial diesel generator in cold weather requires special considerations to ensure optimal performance. Here are some tips to help you with this: Check the fuel quality u...

Do I Need A Generator This Winter?

Whether or not you need a generator this winter depends on several factors, including your location, the severity of the winter weather in your area, and your specific needs. Here are some consider...

What Are The Key Components Involved In Synchronised Generators?

Synchronisation involves various components, including synchronising relays, synchronising panels, voltage regulators, and governor controls. These components work together to measure and adjust th...

What Is The Difference Between A Blackout And A Brownout?

Both blackouts and brownouts are terms used to describe electrical power disturbances, but they differ in terms of severity and the specific nature of the disturbance. In short a blackout is a com...

What Is Load Sharing?

Load sharing is a critical aspect of power generation and distribution systems that involves the proportional distribution of electrical load among multiple generators operating in parallel. It ens...

Why Should I Service My Generator/Engine?

Consistent maintenance and care are vital when ensuring that your equipment performs at its best, lasts longer, and operates safely. Below are some primary factors that highlight the importance of ...

What Is A Diesel Generator Governor?

A diesel generator governor is a control device that regulates the speed or rotational frequency (RPM) of a diesel generator's engine. The governor is an essential component of the generator set th...

What Is An Alternator?

An alternator plays a crucial role in a diesel generator by converting mechanical energy into electrical energy. It is essentially an electromechanical device that generates alternating current (AC...

What is a Pre-Delivery Inspection (PDI)?

A pre-delivery inspection or PDI is completed by one of our trained engineers prior to the generator leaving our facility in Pershore, UK. We check that the generator is in full working order, with...