Delta Jen second-hand generators, which have been subjected to all necessary checks, maintenance and become ready for use thanks to the expert production staff and technical team, are offered for rental and purchase at affordable prices and with different options;
Diesel generator sets
Container type generator sets
Special cabin designs generator sets
Portable diesel and gasoline generators

The word SYNCHRONOUS literally means simultaneously.
Generator synchronization is simply the simultaneous operation of generators, that is, the operation of multiple generators as a single power source.

The most basic feature of generator synchronization systems is that one or more generators work on the same power line with other generators or the network and share the load. As DELTA GENERATOR, we   bring special solutions to energy projects requiring high power by using synchronization systems. These systems are created by bringing together multiple generators in common busbars for your high kVA demands; It provides many advantages compared to a single generator of the same power. We can list these advantages as follows: Low cost in purchase with low initial investment budget Low cost in service and maintenance Low cost in spare parts Fuel saving with flexible use Reliability Ease of service and maintenance Ease of delivery and spare parts supply Application Areas; Continuous feeding of the facility with a single generator, Continuous feeding of the facility with synchronously operating generators, Feeding the facility with synchronously operating generators backed up to the grid energy, Parallel operation of the grid with single or synchronous generators, Uninterrupted transition system from one backup generator or generators to another with grid energy. Our expert staff can produce flexible solutions in line with customers’ demands during the project creation and development phase. Initially, the required generator power and quantity are determined, the appropriate scenario is selected and the synchronous system is created accordingly. Generator Synchronous Systems can be divided into groups according to the purpose of use: uninterrupted synchronous, power redundant and fault redundant synchronous. Depending on the project details, the return to grid energy can be divided into two types: intermittent or uninterrupted (soft transition). Is there a limitation on the number of generators in the synchronization scenario? You limit the number by establishing a ratio between the maximum required energy and the average required energy level. The aim here is to provide savings and high efficiency.