Motor-Generator Control

Motor-Generator Control refers to a type of electrical control equipment that is used to regulate and control the operation of motor-generators. Motor-generators are devices that can convert electrical energy into mechanical energy (as a motor) or mechanical energy into electrical energy (as a generator).

In the context of the supply class Electrical Control Equipment, Motor-Generator Control refers to the specific equipment used to control the operation of motor-generators. This equipment typically includes various components such as control panels, switches, relays, contactors, and other electrical devices that are used to start, stop, and regulate the speed and direction of motor-generators.

Motor-Generator Control is categorized under the supply group Electric Wire, And Power And Distribution Equipment, which includes various types of equipment related to the distribution and control of electrical power. This supply group encompasses items such as electric wires, cables, transformers, switchgear, circuit breakers, and other equipment used for power distribution and control in electrical systems.

In summary, Motor-Generator Control is a specific type of electrical control equipment used to regulate and control the operation of motor-generators. It falls under the supply class Electrical Control Equipment, which is part of the supply group Electric Wire, And Power And Distribution Equipment.