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Modular Specialization

Generator Fundamentals

Foundational generator theory to complement hands-on operations and load-bank training.

4 hrs · self-paced online Power & Electrical

This course covers the theory behind the diesel and gas generators used for standby power: engine and alternator basics, fuel systems, and control logic — the foundational knowledge that makes the hands-on Generator Operations & Maintenance course click faster.

You'll leave able to read generator control panel alarms and understand what's actually happening inside the machine, not just which button to press.

What You'll Learn

  • Understand generator engine and alternator fundamentals
  • Explain fuel system components and common failure points
  • Read generator control panel logic and alarms
  • Connect generator theory to real-world load-bank testing procedures

Course Modules

Engine & Alternator Basics

How a generator actually converts fuel into standby power.

Fuel System Fundamentals

Fuel system components and where failures happen.

Control Panel & Alarms

Reading generator control logic and alarm codes.

From Theory to Load-Bank Testing

Connecting generator fundamentals to hands-on testing procedures.

Who This Course Is For

Audience: Facilities technicians who need generator theory before hands-on operations training.

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