Petrol Generator hire

2.7kVA Petrol Generator Hire Construction. Industry. DIY. 2.7kVA petrol generators are tough, robust and professional single phase generators, with a range of high quality components and features that allow them to perform to the highest standards. Powered by a robust low noise Honda four-stroke engine, these petrol generators have all the power needed to get all kinds of work done. These units also feature anti-vibration rubber mounts and a heavy duty steel wrap-around frame, dual voltage output, a reset circuit breaker for overload protection, a brushless smooth waveform alternator, an oil alert/low oil shutdown feature, a voltage selector switch and sockets for 1 x 16A 240V and 1 x 16A 115V BS4343. As the brushless maintenance free alternator has low waveform distortion characteristics, these generators offer an incredibly smooth output. They are capable of providing power to a varying electrical load for unlimited hours in accordance to ISO 8528-1. With a fuel tank capacity of 3.1 litres, these 2.75kVA generators can run for up to 3.6 hours before needing to be refuelled. Due to their compact and convenient size, these 2.7kVA petrol generators can be transported and stored easily, without getting in the way. This means that they are ideal for use by professionals on site and by DIY users at home. As these generators come supplied with a full tank of fuel, you have everything you need to get started as soon as you need to use the generator. The lightweight and portable design of these generators, combined with their tough and durable components, make them ideal for a range of applications. They are able to cope with challenging site conditions, so they can be used for powering power tools and equipment on construction sites and industrial sites. They are also ideal for DIY use when working in a remote area away from a mains power supply, or as a temporary power supply during an emergency or a power cut. Please note: Using a generator indoors or in a confined space could cause fatal carbon monoxide poisoning. You should never use a generator inside a domestic premises, and you should only use a generator in any industrial indoor environment if there is suitable ventilation. Fume extraction or ventilation equipment will almost always be required.