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    The continuous power (COP) rating defines a generator set's ability to run at 100% load continuously for an unlimited number of hours, such as a generator set connected to an electrical grid where it exports any surplus power. The COP rating assumes the generator set operates at full load 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without interruption. An example is a combined heat and power generator set.

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    The continuous power (COP) rating defines a generator set's ability to run at 100% load continuously for an unlimited number of hours, such as a generator set connected to an electrical grid where it exports any surplus power. The COP rating assumes the generator set operates at full load 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without interruption. An example is a combined heat and power generator set.

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    The continuous power (COP) rating defines a generator set's ability to run at 100% load continuously for an unlimited number of hours, such as a generator set connected to an electrical grid where it exports any surplus power. The COP rating assumes the generator set operates at full load 24 hours a day, 365 days a year without interruption. An example is a combined heat and power generator set.

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    CONTINUOUS POWER (COP) Rating definition: constant load : unlimited running hours This rating is appropriate for a generator

    set paralleled with an infinite bus e.g. a national electrical supply network or grid where the generator set is run at 100% load, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and any surplice power is exported into the grid. Example: Combined Heat & Power (CHP) generator set

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