Electrical Generating Equipment definition
Electrical Generating Equipment means equipment which converts any other form of energy into electricity. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
Electrical Generating Equipment does not mean:
(1) Elevator or hoist motors that generate electricity when releasing cable; or
(2) Equipment intended to generate electricity solely on an emergency, back-up basis. This term does not appear elsewhere in this coverage form, but may appear in the Equipment Breakdown Coverage Summary.
Electrical Generating Equipment means equipment which converts any other form of energy into electricity. This includes, but is not limited to, the following:
(1) Boilers used primarily to provide steam for one or more turbine-generator units;
(2) Turbine-generators (including steam, gas, water or wind turbines);
(3) Engine-generators;
(4) Fuel cells or other alternative electrical generating equipment;
(5) Electrical transformers, switchgear and power lines used to convey the generated electricity; and
(6) Associated equipment necessary for the operation of any of the equipment listed in (1) through (5) above.