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Plastic Fuel Jerry Can 20 Litres / pce
€35.09
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Product
The Genermore 4000W petrol-powered generator is engineered for reliable portable energy, featuring a robust 11 hp 4-stroke OHV engine and delivering sustained 4000W AC output. It’s ideal for powering tools, equipment, or essential appliances on worksites, events, or in emergency backup situations.
Specifications
- 11 hp LC340FDV 4-stroke OHV engine ensures dependable performance
- Powder-coated steel frame and solid construction enhance durability for intensive use
- Compact footprint: 730 x 660 x 650 mm; weight: 79 kg
- Delivers 5.0 kVA input power, maximum 4500W AC, and 4000W continuous AC
- 25-liter fuel tank supports average 10-hour autonomy
- Noise level rated at 71 dBA (7 meters)
- Dual starting system: recoil and electric key start for flexible operation
Usage
Fill the 25L fuel tank with petrol, then start the generator using either the recoil cord or the electric key. The generator provides steady 4000W AC output, suitable for both professional and residential electronics, and runs up to 10 hours per tank. Monitor operation via accessible controls and observe maintenance guidelines for optimal lifespan.
FAQ
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What appliances can this generator power?
This model can supply energy to most large domestic appliances, power tools, or lighting systems, provided the total load does not exceed 4000W of continuous output. -
How noisy is it during operation?
It produces a sound level of 71 dBA measured at 7 meters, typical for its output class and suitable for outdoor use. -
What is the average runtime on a full tank?
With its 25L capacity, the generator offers approximately 10 hours of autonomy under standard operating conditions. -
How do I start the generator?
The unit features both a manual recoil starter and a convenient electric key start system. -
Is this generator portable?
At 79 kg, it is relatively heavy but is designed for stable transport and handling on job sites or around properties.
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