A data center is a computer center for information storage and processing, including a complete and complex system supporting computer operation. As the core of the data center, the power supply imposes stringent requirements on diesel generator sets in terms of performance stability, fault tolerance, fault handling capability, continuous load-carrying capacity, anti-interference, safety, and more.

Multiple diesel generator sets operate in parallel or after low-voltage units are stepped up and then paralleled.

Each diesel generator set can simultaneously supply power to two parallel busbars.

In the event of a fault in any parallel busbar or generator output circuit, the normal operation of the system is not affected.

Dual CAN communication between control systems ensures system reliability and prevents system de-synchronization due to a single communication line failure.

A redundant parallel control system increases system reliability; in the event of an unexpected failure of the control module during parallel operation, it can seamlessly switch to the redundant module.

An independent dummy load testing system allows regular load testing of the diesel generator sets.

A flexible power management system enables generator start/stop management based on the load percentage or remaining power of the diesel generator sets.

Stepped load output switch management: based on the number of online units, the input switches are engaged step by step to avoid protection trips caused by inrush currents from energizing multiple transformers simultaneously.