GRAD Tools 5710935
 | Outdated Product Gasoline generator designed to operate with a load within 3 kW. The “heart” of the device is a gasoline engine with a power of 7.5 hp. with a working volume of 212 cm³. It consumes about 1.5 liters of fuel per hour of operation. Thus, since the GRAD Tools 5710935 generator has a fuel tank of 15 liters of gasoline, it can operate for about 10 hours without refueling. To connect electrical consumers, the generator set has two conventional sockets (230 V, 16 A) and 12 V output terminals (these can be used to power DC appliances or recharge car batteries). Stable output voltage is maintained by an automatic regulator (AVR). |
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maximum 2.8 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, manual start, AVR, 605x445x455 mm, 43 kg
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maximum 3 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, 600x435x445 mm, 43.7 kg
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maximum 3 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, wheels, 605x480x510 mm, 45 kg
maximum 3.8 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 5 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, hour metre, 480x320x470 mm, 26.8 kg
maximum 3 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, 435x430x595 mm, 39 kg
maximum 2.8 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, manual start, AVR, wheels, 680x530x485 mm, 43 kg
maximum 3.5 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 7.5 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, hour metre, 435x375x455 mm, 26 kg
maximum 3.3 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, wheels, hour metre, 715 х 507 х 470 mm, 50 kg
maximum 3.1 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, manual start, wheels, 625x475x475 mm, 43 kg
maximum 3.3 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 7 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, hour metre, 450x380x460 mm, 25.5 kg
maximum 3.2 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 5 L, sockets 2, USB, manual start, 500x350x495 mm, 26 kg
maximum 3 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, hour metre, 580x430x440 mm, 41.5 kg
maximum 2.7 kW, 230 V, petrol, 4-stroke, tank 15 L, sockets 2, output 12V, manual start, AVR, wheels, 600x450x470 mm, 42 kg
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Gasoline generator designed to operate with a load within 3 kW. The “heart” of the device is a gasoline engine with a power of 7.5 hp. with a working volume of 212 cm³. It consumes about 1.5 liters of fuel per hour of operation. Thus, since the GRAD Tools 5710935 generator has a fuel tank of 15 liters of gasoline, it can operate for about 10 hours without refueling. To connect electrical consumers, the generator set has two conventional sockets (230 V, 16 A) and 12 V output terminals (these can be used to power DC appliances or recharge car batteries). Stable output voltage is maintained by an automatic regulator (AVR).
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