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LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas) Generator is a type of generator that runs on LPG as its fuel source. LPG is a mixture of propane and butane, typically stored in liquid form in pressurized cylinders or tanks. These generators work similarly to gasoline or diesel generators, but instead of burning gasoline or diesel fuel, they burn LPG to produce power. LPG generators are often used for residential, commercial, and industrial applications, and are considered a cleaner and more environmentally friendly alternative to gasoline and diesel generators.

▍Key Components of an LPG Generator
◆ Engine: Burns LPG to generate mechanical power, just like gasoline or diesel engines.
◆ Alternator: Converts mechanical power into electrical power.
◆ Fuel Tank: Stores LPG, usually in a separate tank that connects to the generator.
◆ Control Panel: Allows users to monitor and control the generator’s performance (e.g., voltage, frequency, and load).
◆ Exhaust System: Channels out emissions from the combustion process.
◆ Battery (for electric start): Some LPG generators come with an electric start, requiring a battery.