Time delays are required to stop nuisance starts on brief dips (start delay, typically about one second, short enough to meet the type); to sequence Level 1 load transfer once EPS voltage and frequency are proper; to delay retransfer so the primary source stabilises, automatically bypassed if the EPS fails (a manually initiated retransfer for planned interruption must keep that bypass); and to run the EPS unloaded for at least 5 minutes before shutdown, except small air-cooled sets of 15 kW or less. Delays may sit in the engine panel.
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