A national service organization that represents 2000 municipal and other state or local publicly owned electric utilities spread across the United States.  

Sudden disruption of electrical power.  

It is used in control circuits.   

The flow of particles charged by electricity.  

Current flowing from zero to a positive maximum and then back to zero, flows down again to a negative maximum to return back to zero.  

Current produced by storage battery or electromagnetic induction, with a unidirectional flow.  

An internal combustion engine in which fuel oil is burnt by heat produced from air compression. The most commonly bought Industrial Diesel Engines are either Rebuilt Diesel Engine or Used Diesel Engine.   

Supply of lower voltage electric power from a centralized substation to the point of end use.  

A utility device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy, available either in the form of direct or alternating current.  

Used for fulfilling emergency load requirement during sudden shortage of power.