Daewoo GDA 3500DFE Master
 | Outdated Product $438.00 up to $499.80 Dual-fuel generator set designed to supply electricity consumers with a total capacity of up to 2.8 kW. The engine, which has a working volume of 208 cm3 and a power of 7 hp, can run on gasoline or liquefied gas. When working on gasoline, fuel is supplied from an 18-liter steel gas tank, and when working on gas, from a propane cylinder connected to the unit. According to the manufacturer, the motor resource of the engine, which is installed on the Daewoo GDA 3500DFE Master generator, exceeds 1500 hours. To facilitate starting the internal combustion engine, it is equipped with an electric starter with a battery. Electricity consumers are connected to the unit via 230 V sockets (2 pcs.) or 12 V output terminals. |
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Dual-fuel generator set designed to supply electricity consumers with a total capacity of up to 2.8 kW. The engine, which has a working volume of 208 cm3 and a power of 7 hp, can run on gasoline or liquefied gas. When working on gasoline, fuel is supplied from an 18-liter steel gas tank, and when working on gas, from a propane cylinder connected to the unit. According to the manufacturer, the motor resource of the engine, which is installed on the Daewoo GDA 3500DFE Master generator, exceeds 1500 hours. To facilitate starting the internal combustion engine, it is equipped with an electric starter with a battery. Electricity consumers are connected to the unit via 230 V sockets (2 pcs.) or 12 V output terminals.
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Universal generator running on gasoline and gas
The Daewoo GDA 3500DFE Master multi-fuel generator is equipped with a 208 cm³ four-stroke engine and can run on both gasoline and gas. The manufacturer claims that the motor of this model has a service life of at least 1500 hours. The delivery set includes all the necessary components to connect the generator to a gas cylinder, including a reducer, hoses and clamps. The installation process of gas equipment is very simple and does not require complex settings. The generator is equipped with an electric starter and battery, which simplifies the starting process. It is also possible to start manually using a pull cord as a backup option.
A dual-fuel mini-power plant doesn’t cost all the money in the world
The Daewoo GDA 3500DFE Master generator is equipped with a synchronous alternator with copper winding and a rated power of 2.8 kW. This means that the total power of all connected devices should not exceed this value (temporarily, the generator can withstand a load of up to 3.2 kW, but it is not recommended to abuse this). When using gas, power is reduced by approximately 10%. The generator provides stable voltage in sockets at the level of 230 V with a permissible deviation of ±5%. This makes it suitable for powering household appliances. However, please be aware that it may not be suitable for some sensitive devices such as electronics that control heating boilers. In such cases, it may be necessary to install a voltage stabilizer and a good grounding system. The generator has two 230 V sockets for connecting consumers, as well as 12 V terminals for charging car batteries and powering devices running on DC.
Compared to other multi-fuel generators of the same capacity, the Daewoo GDA 3500DFE Master is a relatively affordable option. This model has a good reputation and parts availability in many countries where Daewoo products are sold. However, it is worth noting that in hot weather the generator may have a problem with the engine overheating due to the tight layout of the components and the screen covering the muffler for safety. This is something to consider if you plan to use the generator in hot climates for construction work or outdoors.
