Electronic Governor Generator Sets: A complete guide to their operation and our solutions

Discover everything you need to know about the parallel operation of generators and the solutions we offer.

How do Parallel Generator Sets work?

Operating generators in parallel involves synchronizing two or more units at the same frequency and voltage, allowing them to work together to power a common network.

This configuration enables the generation of a large amount of energy, exceeding the capabilities of a single unit with similar characteristics.

This method ensures that there is always at least one main generator active and connected to the network, which can be rotated periodically to evenly distribute usage hours and plan maintenance in a staggered manner.

When the electrical demand exceeds a predefined threshold, another generator is instructed to start and connect automatically, distributing the load evenly among all active generators.

If the demand decreases, the additional generators are automatically disconnected and stopped, allowing maintenance to be carried out without interrupting the electrical supply, as the system disregards inactive equipment.

Benefits of Electronic Governor Generators

  1. Energy Efficiency: Adaptability to demand fluctuations with lower fuel consumption, activating or deactivating units as needed.
  2. Continuity and Safety:  Ability to perform maintenance without affecting the electrical supply, ensuring constant energy even during repairs on the main unit.
  3. Enhanced Reliability: The simultaneous operation of multiple generators prevents failures and ensures an uninterrupted electrical supply.
  4. Maintenance Reduction: Less individual wear due to the distribution of operating hours among several units.

Why choose Solé Advance Electronique Governor Generator Sets?

At Solé, we stand out for simplifying the implementation of these advanced systems through our Plug&Play approach, which includes a generator set ready for parallel operation and an integrated electrical cabinet with everything needed for its operation.

Our systems use specific controllers that automate the process, regulating frequency and voltage for optimal performance, simplifying installation, and reducing costs and complications.

Parallel Generator Sets: A complete guide to their operation and our solutions
Parallel Generator Sets: A complete guide to their operation and our solutions

Parallel Generator Options available from Solé

Option 1: Generator Set Ready for Parallel Operation


Ideal for integration into existing parallel systems, this option includes the generator, electronic regulator, engine control unit (ECU), and control wiring, without control or synchronization panels.

Option 2: Generator Set Ready for Parallel Operation (Option 1) + Control and Power Kit

In addition to what is included in Option 1, this package adds a Control and Power Kit, facilitating a complete and functional installation for new systems, notable for its ease of connection and startup without the need for complex configurations.

This comprehensive approach not only eases implementation but also minimizes engineering and installation costs for the user, ensuring an effective and safe solution for any parallel electrical supply need.

With these solutions, Solé positions itself as a leader in providing parallel generator systems, committed to innovation, safety, and customer satisfaction.

Parallel Generator Sets: A complete guide to their operation and our solutions

The cabinet kit containing the Parallel Control and Power Kit consists of an electrical cabinet, in which there is a power disconnect switch that connects the generator set to the network.

Additionally, an Inteligen2000 controller communicates with the parallel system, allowing the generator to be started and stopped manually or automatically. It also offers various measuring and control equipment for efficient and proper operation of the parallel system.

Finally, it includes all the necessary protections to keep both people and equipment safe.

Parallel Generator Sets: A complete guide to their operation and our solutions