1. The installation site needs to be well ventilated, the diesel generator end should have enough air inlets, and the diesel engine end should have good air outlets. The air outlet area should be more than 1.5 times larger than the water tank area.

2. The area around the installation site should be kept clean, and avoid placing items that can produce corrosive gases and steam such as acid and alkaline nearby. If conditions permit, a fire extinguishing device should be installed next to the diesel generator set.

3. If the unit is used indoors, the exhaust pipe must be led to the outdoors, and the pipe diameter must be larger than the smoke outlet diameter of the muffler. The elbows of the connected pipe should not exceed 3 to ensure smooth exhaust, and the pipe should be tilted downward by 5-10 degrees to avoid rainwater injection; if the exhaust pipe is installed vertically upward, a rain cover must be installed.

4. When the foundation is made of concrete, its levelness must be measured with a level ruler during installation so that the unit is fixed on a horizontal foundation. There should be a special anti-vibration pad or foot bolts between the unit and the foundation.

5. The unit casing must have reliable protective grounding. For generators that require direct neutral grounding, neutral grounding must be performed by professionals and lightning protection devices must be configured. It is strictly forbidden to use the grounding device of the mains for direct neutral grounding.

6. The two-way switch between the diesel generator and the mains must be very reliable to prevent reverse power supply. The wiring reliability of the two-way switch must be inspected and approved by the local power supply department.