Patriot Max Power SRGE 6500 (474103166)

The Patriot Max Power SRGE 6500 gas generator solves many construction and repair issues and serves as a reliable source of backup power for households, while having a completely adequate price tag. But first things first.

Power generation

The units of the unit are "planted" in the "body" of an open type, surrounded around the perimeter by arcs of a high-strength metal frame. The main character of the device is a four-stroke motor with 13 "horses" under the hood, which, together with a synchronous type alternator, provides the generation of 5 kW of electric power in nominal mode. The device produces a stable voltage and is designed to work with reactive loads, where there is a need for high starting currents.

8 hour marathon

The gas generator tank holds 25 liters of fuel when refueling "to full". This amount of gasoline is enough for an 8-hour marathon of non-stop operation of a mini-power plant. In the context of peers, you can’t name a helluva lot of economical model. A couple more pebbles in her garden — the lack of transport wheels and a built-in electric starter. However, there is one on board the older brother of the generator in the face of the Patriot Max Power SRGE 6500E.

Trio of sockets

Connectors for connecting the device lined up on the starboard side. Among them are three 230 V sockets “under the cover” of protective caps and outlets for supplying 12 V power. In the same place it was possible to carve out a place for a pointer voltmeter. Finally, the key argument “for” in favor of the unit is the democratic cost, for which the models are completely forgivable cons.