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manhhathe
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How to choose a genset?

08/09/2007 2:17 AM

Dear Sirs,

Please help me, how to choose a genset for a building.
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Re: How to choose a genset?

08/10/2007 7:47 AM

What do you plan on using it for emergency purposes or to run the electric in the house? What do you plan on doing there; storage, residential, heavy industry, garage, etc?

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Re: How to choose a genset?

08/10/2007 9:52 PM

Dear my friend,

I am designing electrical network for a residential building. I want to have documents about the way choosing a genset for this building type.

Best regards,

Ha The Manh
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Re: How to choose a genset?

08/10/2007 9:57 AM

You can go online to the manufacturers websites and download a program that calculates the size of generator you need by inputting the loads.
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Re: How to choose a genset?

08/10/2007 10:14 AM

THe Genset should be Blue so that it will match the sky color.

What kind of question is this?

Help me to choose a new car?

Help me to buy a new house?

Help me?

Get a life
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