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Clear- Gasoline: Variety of features and low maintenance cost.
- Petroleum : Low cost of use and high durability.
- Silent: Due to their construction, enclosed or suitcase-type generators are considered to be quiet.
- Inverter: Voltage stabilization technology for safe power supply to sensitive electronic devices and fuel economy, as it adjusts consumption according to the load.
- AVR: Technology that provides voltage stability for general use, such as powering electric tools, lighting, and household appliances.
- DC Output 12V: Suitable for charging batteries or small electronic devices.
- The maximum power in kVA indicates the total amount of electrical energy the generator can produce. Generators with higher kVA can power more devices, including those with higher energy demands, covering larger loads.
- up to 2: For powering small devices with a capacity of up to 1600W, such as small electric tools, laptops, and small household appliances.
- 2.1 - 4: For powering devices with a capacity of 1600 to 3200W, such as small refrigerators, televisions, medium-sized power tools, and small heating devices.
- 4.1 - 6: For powering medium-sized devices with a capacity of 3200 to 4800W, such as refrigerators and freezers, small to medium air conditioners, low-consumption ovens, and washing machines.
- 6.1 - 8: For powering devices with a capacity of 4800 to 6400W, such as large refrigerators, air conditioners, powerful tools, and pumps.
- 8.1 - 10: For powering large devices with a capacity of 6400 to 8000W, such as household appliances and large power tools.
- 10.1 - 12: For powering devices with a capacity from 8000 to 9600W in small commercial buildings, homes, and holiday houses. The total kVA power of these generators can also allow for the simultaneous operation of devices.
- 12.1 - 14: For powering devices with a capacity of 9600 to 11200W. It can cover the operation of all essential household appliances and also meet the needs of small workshops with demanding machines.
- 14.1 - 16: For powering devices with a capacity from 11200 to 12800W in residences, small commercial stores, and for the ability to use with high-consumption heating devices or high-power pumps.
- 16.1 and above: For powering devices with a total output of 12800W and above, in large installations and professional spaces, with many energy-intensive devices and machines.
- Single-Phase: The operating voltage is 220-230V and is sufficient for the majority of household users.
- Three-Phase: The operating voltage is 340-380V and is suitable for commercial spaces and homes where power consumption is high.
- Manual: Start with a pull cord, which rotates the engine to initiate its operation.
- Pneumatic: It uses compressed air to rotate the engine and start its operation.
- Electric: Electric start, either with a key or a start button.
- Ηydraulic: It uses fluid (oil) to rotate the engine and set it in operation.
- Automatic: The generator is connected to the building's electrical panel via a special automation panel (ATS - Automatic Transfer Switch).
- Suitcase Type: It can be easily transported as it has a handle and its construction helps reduce noise during the generator's operation.
- Closed: The closed type construction helps reduce noise during generator operation.
- Two-year-old: Suitable for outdoor temperatures while requiring a mixture of gasoline and oil for operation. It is lightweight and compact, providing significant power output and high power-to-weight ratio.
- Four-year-old: Efficient in fuel consumption and environmentally friendly, as it does not require the mixing of oils or lubricants with fuel. It is resistant to wear and produces reduced noise and vibrations during operation.
- Small portable devices: For powering small devices with a capacity of up to 1600W (approximately 2kVA), such as small power tools, laptops, and small household appliances.
- Small household appliances/small tools: For powering devices with a capacity of 1600 to 3200W (approximately 2.1 – 4 kVA), such as small refrigerators, televisions, medium-sized power tools, and small heating appliances.
- White home appliances/heavy tools: For powering medium appliances with a capacity of 3200 to 4800W (approximately 4.1 – 6 kVA), such as refrigerators and freezers, small and medium air conditioners, low-consumption ovens and washing machines, and small professional tools.
- Large refrigerators, pumps, laboratories: For powering devices with a capacity of 4800 to 6400W (approximately 6.1 – 8 kVA), such as large refrigerators, air conditioners, powerful tools, and borehole pumps.
- Multiple devices simultaneously: For powering large devices with a capacity of 6400 to 8000W (approximately 8.1 – 10 kVA), such as household appliances and large power tools.
- Workshops, small businesses: For powering devices with output from 8000 to 9600W (approximately 10.1 – 12 kVA) in homes, workshops, small businesses — backup use
- Professional / industrial use: For powering devices with a total output of 9600W and above (over 12.1kVA), in large installations and professional spaces, with many energy-intensive devices and machines.
- Air cooled: The engine is cooled by air, usually with a fan, resulting in lower weight.
- Water cooled: The engine is cooled with water or antifreeze via a radiator, suitable for continuous use.