Only problem I found was there is no standard 3 pin socket built in, but SGS sent me a fly lead which converts the blue socket into a 3 pin which solved the problem. Big and powerful unit, I ran our 9 inch angle grinder with no problems and plugged in the dewalt 110V drill as well as a test and the engine didn't even flinch.
Very impressed with the price and quality.
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This superb dual voltage, heavy duty 5500 W petrol powered generator from SGS Engineering offers a reliable source of electrical power for applications remote from mains electricity. The robust unit is ideal for light trade and domestic uses including powering power tools, pressure washers, remote lighting, freezers and water pumps.
The SPG5500 delivers up to 5.5 kW / 6.9 kVA of power from a a 16 amp 115 V, 32 amp 115 V or 32 amp 230 V socket and in addition has a 12V DC 8.3amp output.
All our generators come with 100% copper motor coils instead of the more commonly used (and cheaper) aluminium coils found on other models. This ensures a greater and more reliable power output from SGS generators.
It is fitted with an extra large 25 litre fuel tank for up to 10 hours continuous operation between refuelling, is powered by a reliable electric start 4-stroke petrol engine and is protected by a sturdy all steel surround frame fitted with large rubber wheels for manoeuvrability.
Fitted with an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) to sense and maintain a constant voltage as the load on the generator varies.
Tips on ordering the correct generator:
It is recommended to leave 20-25% headroom when ordering a generator. So a 1000W kettle should be run on a 1200W generator, to help extend the life of the generator.
Resistive and inductive loads:
A generator can be used for two types of loads – resistive and inductive. A resistive load has no moving parts and no start-up power requirement – for example kettles, light bulbs and heaters. An inductive load applies to most items with a moving part – for example motors, air compressors, power washers, drills and hoovers. Items with an inductive load require three times their rated wattage at start-up. So a 1000W drill would need up to 3000W at start-up.
NOTE: The generator will require filling with 1.1 litres of 10W30 grade oil before first use.
NOTE: This generator will require both our 32 amp to 16 amp and a 16 amp to 13 amp fly leads for use with a standard 3 pin plug. We also supply this generator as a bundle with the required fly leads and oil. Covered by a 2 year extended warranty.
The SPG5500 delivers up to 5.5 kW / 6.9 kVA of power from a a 16 amp 115 V, 32 amp 115 V or 32 amp 230 V socket and in addition has a 12V DC 8.3amp output.
All our generators come with 100% copper motor coils instead of the more commonly used (and cheaper) aluminium coils found on other models. This ensures a greater and more reliable power output from SGS generators.
It is fitted with an extra large 25 litre fuel tank for up to 10 hours continuous operation between refuelling, is powered by a reliable electric start 4-stroke petrol engine and is protected by a sturdy all steel surround frame fitted with large rubber wheels for manoeuvrability.
Fitted with an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) to sense and maintain a constant voltage as the load on the generator varies.
Tips on ordering the correct generator:
It is recommended to leave 20-25% headroom when ordering a generator. So a 1000W kettle should be run on a 1200W generator, to help extend the life of the generator.
Resistive and inductive loads:
A generator can be used for two types of loads – resistive and inductive. A resistive load has no moving parts and no start-up power requirement – for example kettles, light bulbs and heaters. An inductive load applies to most items with a moving part – for example motors, air compressors, power washers, drills and hoovers. Items with an inductive load require three times their rated wattage at start-up. So a 1000W drill would need up to 3000W at start-up.
NOTE: The generator will require filling with 1.1 litres of 10W30 grade oil before first use.
NOTE: This generator will require both our 32 amp to 16 amp and a 16 amp to 13 amp fly leads for use with a standard 3 pin plug. We also supply this generator as a bundle with the required fly leads and oil. Covered by a 2 year extended warranty.
Part Number | SPG5500 |
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Display Weight | 95 |
Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
Brand | SGS |
Power Phase | Single Phase |
Max Power Output (W) | 5,500 W |
Tank Size | 25 Litres |
Sound Level | 69 dB |
Engine Type | 4-Stroke Engine |
Engine RPM | 3000 RPM |
Engine HP | 13 HP |
Run Time | 10.5 Hours @ 50% Load |
Output Sockets | 115V 16A, 115V 32A, 230V 32A |
Dimensions | L690 x W540 x H570 |
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Product Description
This superb dual voltage, heavy duty 5500 W petrol powered generator from SGS Engineering offers a reliable source of electrical power for applications remote from mains electricity. The robust unit is ideal for light trade and domestic uses including powering power tools, pressure washers, remote lighting, freezers and water pumps.
The SPG5500 delivers up to 5.5 kW / 6.9 kVA of power from a a 16 amp 115 V, 32 amp 115 V or 32 amp 230 V socket and in addition has a 12V DC 8.3amp output.
All our generators come with 100% copper motor coils instead of the more commonly used (and cheaper) aluminium coils found on other models. This ensures a greater and more reliable power output from SGS generators.
It is fitted with an extra large 25 litre fuel tank for up to 10 hours continuous operation between refuelling, is powered by a reliable electric start 4-stroke petrol engine and is protected by a sturdy all steel surround frame fitted with large rubber wheels for manoeuvrability.
Fitted with an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) to sense and maintain a constant voltage as the load on the generator varies.
Tips on ordering the correct generator:
It is recommended to leave 20-25% headroom when ordering a generator. So a 1000W kettle should be run on a 1200W generator, to help extend the life of the generator.
Resistive and inductive loads:
A generator can be used for two types of loads – resistive and inductive. A resistive load has no moving parts and no start-up power requirement – for example kettles, light bulbs and heaters. An inductive load applies to most items with a moving part – for example motors, air compressors, power washers, drills and hoovers. Items with an inductive load require three times their rated wattage at start-up. So a 1000W drill would need up to 3000W at start-up.
NOTE: The generator will require filling with 1.1 litres of 10W30 grade oil before first use.
NOTE: This generator will require both our 32 amp to 16 amp and a 16 amp to 13 amp fly leads for use with a standard 3 pin plug. We also supply this generator as a bundle with the required fly leads and oil. Covered by a 2 year extended warranty.
The SPG5500 delivers up to 5.5 kW / 6.9 kVA of power from a a 16 amp 115 V, 32 amp 115 V or 32 amp 230 V socket and in addition has a 12V DC 8.3amp output.
All our generators come with 100% copper motor coils instead of the more commonly used (and cheaper) aluminium coils found on other models. This ensures a greater and more reliable power output from SGS generators.
It is fitted with an extra large 25 litre fuel tank for up to 10 hours continuous operation between refuelling, is powered by a reliable electric start 4-stroke petrol engine and is protected by a sturdy all steel surround frame fitted with large rubber wheels for manoeuvrability.
Fitted with an AVR (automatic voltage regulator) to sense and maintain a constant voltage as the load on the generator varies.
Tips on ordering the correct generator:
It is recommended to leave 20-25% headroom when ordering a generator. So a 1000W kettle should be run on a 1200W generator, to help extend the life of the generator.
Resistive and inductive loads:
A generator can be used for two types of loads – resistive and inductive. A resistive load has no moving parts and no start-up power requirement – for example kettles, light bulbs and heaters. An inductive load applies to most items with a moving part – for example motors, air compressors, power washers, drills and hoovers. Items with an inductive load require three times their rated wattage at start-up. So a 1000W drill would need up to 3000W at start-up.
NOTE: The generator will require filling with 1.1 litres of 10W30 grade oil before first use.
NOTE: This generator will require both our 32 amp to 16 amp and a 16 amp to 13 amp fly leads for use with a standard 3 pin plug. We also supply this generator as a bundle with the required fly leads and oil. Covered by a 2 year extended warranty.
Technical Specification
Part Number | SPG5500 |
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Display Weight | 95 |
Warranty | 2 Year Warranty |
Brand | SGS |
Power Phase | Single Phase |
Max Power Output (W) | 5,500 W |
Tank Size | 25 Litres |
Sound Level | 69 dB |
Engine Type | 4-Stroke Engine |
Engine RPM | 3000 RPM |
Engine HP | 13 HP |
Run Time | 10.5 Hours @ 50% Load |
Output Sockets | 115V 16A, 115V 32A, 230V 32A |
Dimensions | L690 x W540 x H570 |
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Delivery Quality Price Review by D Scott(Posted on 21/03/2014)Big and powerfulOnly problem I found was there is no standard 3 pin socket built in, but SGS sent me a fly lead which converts the blue socket into a 3 pin which solved the problem. Big and powerful unit, I ran our 9 inch angle grinder with no problems and plugged in the dewalt 110V drill as well as a test and the engine didn't even flinch.
Very impressed with the price and quality.
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