What action needs to be taken to restart after a power loss in a system with LVP?

In a system equipped with Low Voltage Protection (LVP), the appropriate action to take after a loss of power is to depress a push button. This is often part of a safety mechanism designed to ensure that equipment is restarted only when it is safe to do so.

When power is lost, the LVP system typically engages to protect the generator and connected loads from damage due to overvoltage or other irregularities that may occur when the power is restored. After ensuring that all conditions are safe, the push button serves as a reset mechanism that re-initiates the power restoration process.

This makes it crucial in the safety and operational procedures for restarting systems following a power interruption. By engaging the push button, you are effectively signaling that the system is ready to undergo the restart process, allowing for a controlled and monitored return to normal operation.