Socket for Parallel Connection of Generators

A parallel connection socket for generators is a device specially designed to connect two electric generators into a single circuit. This allows increasing the total available power and extending the operating time of the power system. How does it work? Synchronization: The socket ensures the generators are synchronized before connection, which means they must have the same voltage, frequency and phase. Load sharing: After connection, the generators share the load equally, thus increasing the system’s supply capacity. Protection: The device includes protection circuits that automatically stop the generators in case of overload, short circuit or other anomalies. Why do you need such a socket? Increased power: To supply consumers with higher power than a single generator can provide. Redundancy: To ensure continuous power supply in case one generator fails. Extended runtime: By sharing the load, the individual stress on each generator is reduced, thereby increasing service life. Technical data: Schuko sockets: 1 x 16A + 1 x 32A Cable length: 2 m Circuit breaker: Yes ( max 10KW ) Earthing: Yes ATTENTION! To avoid electric shock, do not use damaged wires as well as damaged or rusty contacts.