Electrical Generator Batteries
An electrical generator converts mechanical energy into electricity, making it essential for applications requiring an external power source. The battery in an electrical generator plays a crucial role in:

• Starting the generator.
• Supplying power to auxiliary devices like control panels and DC-operated motors.
• Maintaining a steady power supply during fluctuations.

Most electrical generators utilize lead-acid batteries, with Amaron and Exide being the most trusted brands. These batteries ensure reliable performance and long-lasting power.

Engine Generator Batteries
Engine generators combine an electrical generator and an engine into a single unit. These are widely used in vehicles, industries, and backup power systems. The battery’s primary functions include:

• Starting the engine.
• Supporting ignition systems during initial power requirements.

The Amaron and Exide engine generator batteries are specially designed to deliver the high starting power required in such applications.

Motor Generator Batteries
Motor generators are used to convert electrical energy into another form, such as different frequencies, voltages, or phases. These are widely used in industrial applications. The motor batteries provide the necessary power to start motors effectively.

• Similar to vehicle batteries, motor generators often rely on Amaron or Exide batteries for consistent performance.