Chicago Pneumatic CPPG 2.5i
 | Expecting restock Fuel: petrol; Output voltage: 230 B; Rated power (kW): 2.3; Max. power (kW): 2.5; Alternator: inverter; Engine size (cm³): 149; Fuel tank volume (L): 4; Motor cooling: air; Total number of sockets: 2; Output 12 V: socket; parallel connection; Sound insulation cover; Noise level (dB): 90 |
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maximum 2.7 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 18.5 L, sockets 2, manual start, AVR, wheels, hour metre, 600x439x588 mm, 53 kg
maximum 3.5 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 4 L, sockets 2, output 12V, USB, manual start, soundproof, 510x320x475 mm, 21.5 kg
maximum 2.52 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 4.3 L, sockets 2, USB, manual start, soundproof, 565x339x467 mm, 27 kg
maximum 2.8 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, wheels, 43 kg
maximum 3.8 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 10 L, sockets 3, output 12V, USB, manual start, wheels, soundproof, hour metre, 650x551x584 mm, 54.9 kg
maximum 2.1 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 4.5 L, sockets 1, output 12V, USB, manual start, soundproof, 538x280x462 mm, 21 kg
maximum 2.2 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 10 L, sockets 1, output 12V, manual start, proprietary engine, 545x358x475 mm, 47 kg
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