The DEIF LSU-112DG is an analog-based load sharing unit that has become a standard in the power generation industry. Its primary purpose is to ensure that two or more generators operating in parallel share the active power load (kW) proportionally to their ratings. By constantly comparing the generator's output to the system load, the LSU-112DG sends corrective signals to the engine's speed governor, maintaining a perfectly balanced system.
Stable frequency is the heartbeat of any electrical network. The LSU-112DG plays a vital role in maintaining this stability. It works in conjunction with the generator's governor to compensate for frequency droop as load increases. Whether operating in an isolated "island" mode or in parallel with a large utility grid, the LSU-112DG ensures that the frequency remains within the specified operating window.

While many modern systems have moved to digital communication, the analog interface of the LSU-112DG remains highly valued for its simplicity and reliability. It can interface with a wide range of speed governors from various manufacturers. The unit features built-in potentiometers for adjusting the gain and stability, allowing for fine-tuning during the commissioning process to match the specific response characteristics of the engine.
The LSU-112DG includes front-panel LED indicators that provide immediate feedback on the unit's operation, such as "Power On" and "Alarm" status. It also features a "Dead Bus" sensing function, which prevents a generator from attempting to synchronize to a busbar that is not yet energized, adding an essential layer of safety to the power management logic.
Designed for installation in harsh industrial environments, the LSU-112DG is housed in a robust case that protects the internal electronics from vibration and temperature extremes. Its high reliability and proven track record make it a trusted component for maritime vessels, remote mining sites, and industrial factories where consistent power is a requirement for operational success.



