Genset controls define the capability of the engine & alternator to meet the application specific needs and provide a simple customer interfacing experience. The engine must have controls that manage engine speed, fuel inlet, and emissions. The alternator must have voltage control. The entire system must be designed for code compliance and maximum reliability while providing monitoring, data logging, remote communication, protection, and predictive maintenance.

This webinar will:

• Explain basic diesel and natural gas engine control functions
• Explore the impact that application and code requirements have on genset control
• Quantify the key features of the overall genset controller that maximize generator reliability
• Identify key genset controller features that enhance user interface and monitoring

Join us on April 14th, 12:30 PM ET

From a market perspective, do you know when and why you should pay particular attention to emissions in regards to onsite power? There are numerous regulations and technologies focused on reciprocating engine emissions. This 30 minute webinar will give an overview of this topic and help you understand the differences between EPA Emergency and Non-Emergency applications.

Topics to be covered include:

• How diesel engine emissions differ from spark-ignited emissions
• Implications of specifying Tier 4 solutions for standby applications
• What emission regulations are relevant to onsite power

Join us on January 21th, 12:30 PM ET