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Fuelpetrolpetrol
Output voltage230 B230 B
Rated power7 kW7 kW
Max. power7.5 kW7.5 kW
Alternatorinverterinverter
Alternator windingcopper
Engine
ICE type4-stroke4-stroke
Motor typeH420GLoncin H420G
Engine size420 cm³420 cm³
Fuel consumption (75% load)2.08 l/h
Fuel tank volume25 L25 L
Fuel level indicator
Starter typeelectric starter (key)electric starter (key)
Motor coolingairair
Connection (sockets)
Total number of sockets33
Sockets 230 V16 A x2, 32 A x116 A x2, 32 A x1
Features
Features
display
hour metre
voltmeter
display
hour metre
voltmeter
General
Wheels
Noise level97 dB
Dimensions628x550x552 mm628x550x552 mm
Weight57 kg57 kg
Added to E-Catalogmarch 2024november 2023
Glossary

Alternator winding

Copper. Copper winding is typical for advanced class generators. The copper alternator is characterized by high conductivity and low resistance. The conductivity of copper is 1.7 times higher than the conductivity of aluminium, such a winding heats up less, and compounds made of this metal endure temperature drops and vibration loads. Among the disadvantages of the copper winding, one can only note the high cost of the alternator. Otherwise, generators with copper winding have high reliability and durability.

— Aluminium. The aluminium winding of the alternator is typical for low-cost-class generators. The main advantages of aluminium are light weight and low price; otherwise, such a winding is usually inferior to copper counterparts. An oxide film is created on the surface of aluminium, it appears everywhere, even in the places of contact soldering. The oxide film undermines the contacts and does not allow the outer protective braid to securely hold the aluminium conductors.

Motor type

Model name of the engine installed in the generator. Knowing this name, you can, if necessary, find detailed data on the engine and clarify how it meets your requirements. In addition, model data may be needed for some specific tasks, including maintenance and repair.

Note that modern generators are often equipped with branded engines from famous manufacturers: Honda, John Deere, Mitsubishi, Volvo, etc. Such engines are more expensive than similar units from little-known brands, but this is offset by higher quality and/or solid warranty conditions , and in many cases, the ease of finding spare parts and additional documentation (such as manuals for special maintenance and minor repairs).

Fuel consumption (75% load)

Fuel consumption of the generator at 75% load (75% of the nominal power of the power unit). The amount of fuel consumed is indicated for gasoline and diesel models, as well as units on combined fuel (in this case, gasoline consumption is usually implied).

Since the generator's efficiency is not always linear, fuel consumption may vary disproportionately with different loads. In this case, the amount of fuel consumed by the generator when operating with a load of about 75% of the nominal power is given. Knowing the fuel consumption and tank volume, you can roughly estimate how long one fill will last.

Noise level

The noise level produced by the generator when operating in normal mode. The less noise the unit makes, the more comfortable it is to use, the closer it can be placed to people, but the higher its price, all other things being equal.

It is also worth considering that generators with internal combustion engines are, in principle, quite noisy equipment. Thus, even the "quietest" units produce < 70 dB - this is the volume of a conversation in tones from medium to high. Accordingly, it is recommended to install the device remotely from the place of use. At the same time, we note that the noise level is not directly related to the power: for example, among units of 80 dB and more, there are both heavy and relatively low-power models.