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BO AVR MARATHON SE350

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The Avr Marathon SE350 voltage regulator is an encapsulated electronic voltage regulator that controls the output of a brushless AC generator by regulating the current into the exciter field.

The Avr Marathon SE350 voltage regulator is an encapsulated electronic voltage regulator that controls the output of a brushless AC generator by regulating the current into the exciter field.

How does the Marathon SE350 voltage regulator AVR work?

1. Inside the Marathon generator alternator there is a small magnetic field created by the generator’s motion. The magnetic field creates residual voltage on the generator’s windings.
2. The AVR then steps in and derives excitation from the residual voltage, creating more voltage on the generator’s exciter until the required voltage level is achieved.
3. The AVR continuously monitors the output voltage ensuring that the input voltage to the generator’s exciter is controlled through proportionally reducing or increasing the generator control voltage.
4. During its operation, the AVR runs calculations on the output voltage required by the exciter every few seconds. This helps to create a steady output voltage based on set points to compensate for the generator’s power factor, temperature, engine speed and load.

Marathon SE350 Voltage Regulator Features and Capabilities:

• 4 A, 250 V fuse found in the rear face of the AVR
• Screwdriver adjustable potentiometer for adjusting your generator’s output voltage and system stability
• Option of adding a remote voltage adjust rheostat by removing a jumper wire
• One year international warranty
• 24/7 Access to a professional and friendly technical support team

Marathon SE350 Voltage Regulator Product Information:

The Marathon SE350 will automatically take care of any anomalies in your generator output voltage, ensuring the safety of your loved ones, workers, and equipment from the hazards associated with unreliable voltages. You do not have to be there physically to monitor the operation of the AVR.