What element is NOT considered part of the minimum data for generator documentation?

Load testing is not typically included as part of the minimum data required for generator documentation. Minimum data generally focuses on key operational specifications that can be easily derived or measured under standard conditions. Power output, power factor, and frequency are essential parameters that define a generator's performance and operational characteristics.

Power output indicates the maximum electrical capacity the generator can provide, power factor helps in understanding the efficiency and effectiveness of the generator's output, and frequency refers to the stability of the voltage output relative to the needed standards (usually 60 Hz or 50 Hz, depending on the region).

While load testing is important for assessing the generator's performance under actual operational conditions, it is a more specific test that is often performed as part of a commissioning or routine maintenance procedure rather than a requisite inclusion in the fundamental documentation package. The main documentation aims to provide a basic understanding of the generator’s capabilities without delving into detailed performance testing results.