Konner&Sohnen KS 3000G

Dual fuel generator for work or domestic purposes

The KS 210 engine with a volume of 208 cm³, installed on a 2.6-kilowatt Konner&Sohnen KS 3000G generator, has the unique ability to run on both gasoline and gas. Gas refers to a liquefied mixture of propane and butane, available in the form of automobile (PBA) or household (SPBT) fuel. The generator is equipped with all the necessary equipment for working on gas, including a reduction gear, a hose and a zero pressure regulator. This allows you to start using the generator almost immediately after unpacking, even without refilling the 15-liter gas tank. Konner&Sohnen dual fuel generators can start on gas even if the gas tank is completely empty. When using gasoline at half the rated power, the engine consumes about 1 liter of fuel per hour, providing 15 hours of continuous operation. When running on gas, the engine runs smoother and quieter, more economical (although power is reduced by 10% due to the lower calorific value of the propane-butane mixture compared to gasoline), and the exhaust has less odor, which allows the generator to be installed closer to buildings, which is important for small areas.

Good choice on a budget

The Konner&Sohnen KS 3000G generator is equipped with two sockets for connecting household appliances or power tools. The automatic voltage regulator (AVR) maintains the voltage in the sockets at 230 V with a deviation of no more than ±5% of the nominal value. The current current parameters are displayed on the display, which also shows the generator operating hours, which is useful for scheduled maintenance. In addition to the outlets, there are 12V output terminals on the front panel that can be used to charge car batteries or power DC-powered devices.

The Conner&Sohnen KS 3000G is one of the most affordable dual-fuel generators on the market. If you need a more powerful power plant, this manufacturer also offers generators with power ratings ranging from 4 kW to 7.5 kW.