power unit

A 'power unit' is a versatile term used across various fields to denote systems or devices that generate or supply energy.

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Definition

B2General

(technical)A system or device that generates and supplies mechanical or electrical energy.

Example

  • The power unit for the factory's machinery needs regular maintenance.

B2Trucking and Logistics

(industry-specific)The tractor portion of a semi-truck that includes the engine and driver's cab.

Example

  • The trucker connected the trailer to the power unit before starting the journey.

C1Electrical Engineering

(technical)A unit that converts and regulates electrical energy for use by various devices.

Example

  • The power unit in the server room ensures a steady supply of electricity to all the servers.

C1Electric Vehicle Charging

(technical)A modular converter cabinet that delivers high charging power for electric vehicles.

Example

  • The new power unit can charge multiple electric cars simultaneously.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "power unit":

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