C2003D | Single closed-loop electronic speed controller

The speed controller, as the control part of the electronic governor, transmits changes in speed and/or load to the control unit in the form of electronic signals. After comparing this signal with a set voltage (current) signal, it outputs an electronic signal to the actuator. The actuator then pulls or pushes the fuel supply rack to add or remove fuel, thereby quickly adjusting the engine speed.

An engine governor is a precision control device that stably controls the engine to operate at a set operating speed. Due to its reliable performance, comprehensive functions, convenient installation and maintenance, and excellent speed regulation performance, electronic governors are increasingly widely used in engine speed control systems and generator set monitoring systems.