Gasoline
Gasoline-powered generators need Natural 95 to run, which can be found at any gas station and perhaps that is why it is one of the most commonly used.
Due to their smaller size, they are more suitable for shorter and light duty operation. For example, they are suitable for the garden without an electrical connection, where they are great for running garden machinery, but can also be used as a short-term source of power for the house.
Compared to diesel centrals, petrol ones are usually smaller, so they can easily be stored in a utility room, garden shed or small cottage. They are easy to relocate, as the smaller size naturally comes with a lighter weight.
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Maximum power: 3,3 kWNominal power: 3 kWWeight: 40 kgNominal current: 13 A
Maximum power: 3,3 kWNominal power: 3 kWWeight: 40 kgNominal current: 13 A
Maximum power: 3 kWNominal power: 2,6 kWWeight: 44 kgMax current: 13.04 A
Maximum power: 3 kWNominal power: 2,6 kWWeight: 48 kgMax current: 13.04 A
Maximum power: 4,6 kWNominal power: 3,9 kWWeight: 61 kgMax current: 16 A
Maximum power: 5 kWNominal power: 4,3 kWWeight: 75 kgMax current: 16 A
Maximum power: 2,7 kWNominal power: 2,3 kWWeight: 53 kgMax current: 16 A
The Pramac WX series is a practical gasoline power generator that provides a maximum output of 3.2 kVA. Thanks to its versatility and easy transport, it can be used not only in...