ToolShed Inverter Generator 2000W

Name: ToolShed Inverter Generator 2000W
Brand: ToolShed
SKU: TSGI5
Price: 999.00 NZD
Availability: InStock

Code:

TSGI5

5 Stars 4 Stars 3 Stars 2 Stars 1 Star

(0 reviews)

Check availability in store

WAS:

$1,249.00 Inc GST

NOW:

$999.00 Inc GST

Sale Ends 26/12/24

Description

ToolShed 2000-Watt Inverter Generator.

This machine has a rated output of 1600 watts (1.6KVA) and a peak output of 2000 watts (2KVA). If you add a load too high for the machine, it will shut down. This ensures there is no way you can overload the generator which may cause damage. The machine also has a 12v DC output and comes with a connector lead, so you can attach to a 12V battery to charge.

Features
- 1600w rated output with a peak output of 2000 watts
- Inverter technology for running sensitive electronics while being quieter and more fuel efficient than a non-inverter generator
- Overload protection that will shut the machine down when a load that is too high for it has been plugged in, preventing engine damage
- 12v DC output and included connector lead so that you can attach a 12V battery to charge

Specifications
Running Output - 1600 Watts (1.6KVA)
Peak Output - 2000 Watts (2KVA)
DC Output - 12V
Noise - 80dB, 53dB @ 8m
Dimensions - 600w x 400d x 400h
Weight - 22Kg

What does an inverter generator offer over conventional generators?
The power they produce is very clean and smooth. It offers you a pure sine wave output with no spikes. This is great if you are running sensitive electronic equipment such as computers or testing equipment. They are also very small and light weight - about half the size and weight of a conventional generator so they can go anywhere and it doesn't take up a lot of space when in storage.

The other big advantage they offer is they are extremely quiet and fuel efficient. Due to the smart electronics, the generator will vary the engine speed depending on the output load. This means that if you have a small load, the engine isn't working at full speed wasting extra fuel and creating excessive noise.