What is the normal voltage range regulated by the Generator Control Units?

The normal voltage range regulated by the Generator Control Units is typically between 27.5 to 29 volts. This range is crucial for the proper operation of electrical systems, as it ensures that the electrical components receive adequate voltage for optimal performance while preventing damage from overvoltage. The specified range allows for efficient power distribution across various systems while maintaining the integrity of the electrical components.

Operating at this voltage range ensures the reliability and longevity of the systems powered by the generator, as they can function effectively without the risk of malfunction due to fluctuating power levels. The importance of maintaining this regulation cannot be overstated in contexts where consistent power supply is critical for operational success.