An AVR generator is a generator equipped with Automatic Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology. This ensures that the generator’s output voltage remains constant to minimize voltage fluctuations.

The AVR technology continuously monitors the generator’s output voltage and adjusts it to ensure stable and constant voltage. This protects connected devices from voltage fluctuations and ensures a consistent power supply.

An AVR generator offers stable output voltage, protection from voltage fluctuations, high reliability, low fuel consumption, easy operation and maintenance, and a long lifespan. These advantages make it versatile and cost-efficient.

AVR generators provide stable voltage, which is sufficient for many electrical devices. However, sensitive electronic devices such as computers, televisions, and smartphones require stable frequency, making specialized inverter generators more suitable.

AVR generators are commonly used in areas that require a stable and reliable power supply, such as construction sites, emergency power supplies, outdoor activities, events, and as a backup power source for small businesses and households.

When choosing an AVR generator, you should consider the required power output, the area of application, the type of connected devices, and additional features such as fuel consumption and noise levels.

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AVR generators are generally easy to maintain. Regular maintenance tasks such as oil changes, checking the spark plugs, and cleaning the air filters help extend the generator’s lifespan and ensure reliable performance.

Many AVR generators are designed for efficiency and low fuel consumption, making them more environmentally friendly. Some models are also equipped with technologies (such as ECO mode) that reduce emissions and lower noise levels.

This works by allowing the generator to produce only as much power as is currently needed by the connected device when operating in ECO mode.

AVR generators are generally robust and can be used in various weather conditions. However, it is important to protect the generator from extreme weather such as heavy rain or snowfall and ensure that it is properly ventilated.

The runtime of an AVR generator depends on the size of the fuel tank and the fuel consumption. Smaller models can run for several hours, while larger models are designed for long-term operation. It is important to regularly monitor the fuel level and refill the generator as needed.

Formula to calculate runtime:

kg/kWh x max. kW / 0.72 (for gasoline) 0.82 (for diesel) = X L/h

Tank volume in L / X = Y L/h at 100% load

Example calculation for the Goodyear GY9000GE

0.374 kg/kWh x 8 kW / 0.72 = 4.155 L/h

30 L / 4.155 = 7.22h runtime at 100% load