Which rating of generator i can use for 07KW load

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For a project requiring a generator to support a maximum load of 0.7 KW, selecting a generator with a rating slightly above this load is advisable to ensure reliability. The discussion also highlights confusion around the term "speed backer," which may refer to a speed breaker or speed bump used for energy harvesting. Participants suggest researching energy harvesting techniques to optimize the project. Understanding the generator's specifications and compatibility with the energy source is crucial for successful implementation. Overall, clarity on the terminology and generator selection is essential for the project's success.
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Hello friends,
I am doing my collage project in which main concept is to produce electricity from speed backer and want to use this energy for street light.
now my que is my total load will be max 0.7 KW and i have no more idea about generator selection
so can you please suggest the generator which i can use?
 
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Did you mean speed breaker? A speed bump.
 

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