SGS 2100W 2.6 kVA Heavy Duty Portable Petrol Generator 4-Stroke 7 HP

Dual Voltage Output: Provides 2.1KW/2.6KVA of power through 115V or 230V 16A sockets, plus a 12V DC output for versatility.

Long Runtime: Spacious 13.5L fuel tank offers approximately 21 hours of operation at half load.

Reliable Performance: MAX 7HP 4-stroke engine with easy-start recoil. Low oil level alert and circuit breaker for safety. AVR maintains consistent voltage for sensitive equipment.

Durable Construction: Sturdy steel frame protects components and provides lifting points.

Perfect for: Light trade, DIY projects, Leisure activities, Home backup power

Important Tips:

- Order with Headroom: Choose a generator exceeding your wattage needs (e.g., 1200W for a 1000W heater) for optimal performance and lifespan.

- Understand Load Types: The generator handles resistive loads (lights, heaters) and inductive loads (motors, power tools) with a higher start-up wattage requirement (e.g., 3000W for a 1000W vacuum).

Additional Information:
Requires 0.6L of 10W30 engine oil before first use.

Features:

• Peak Power: 2200W

• Rated Power (Continuous Output Power COP): 2000W

• 212cc 4 Stoke OHV engine

• Built in AVR (automatic voltage regulator)ensures stable output.

• *Pure sine wave output, less than 10% total harmonic distortion

• Low emission, meeting Euro V emission requirements.

• Recoil start start.

• Multiple protection functions such as overload, short circuit,over temperature and oil shortage, with high safety.

• Maximum Output Power: 2.6KVA

• IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR LOCATIONS SUCH AS CARAVAN & CAMPSITES CABINS & REMOTE LOCATIONS

• Reliable 4 stroke unleaded gasoline engine fitted with anti-vibration engine mounts；

• 10.5 Hours run time at 100% load；

• Automatic Voltage Regulator enables sensitive electrical equipment to be used；

• Two covered AC 230V output sockets for multiple power options

When choosing your generator firstly calculate your running Watts requirement, all your devices to be ran from the generator and establish which device has the largest starting Watts. Add the largest starting Watts to your running Watts. Take note of all these figures.

You must choose a generator that exceeds both your Rated Power (your running Watts) and the Peak Power (your running Watts + largest starting Watts), from your calculations. It is advisable to add an additional 20% to your calculated Wattage requirements to prevent the possibility of overloading the generator.

Overloading the generator will damage the product or shorten its life. This will not be covered under warranty. Refer to the SGS Generator Buying Guide for further information.