An inverter generator is a portable generator that provides a clean and stable power supply. It uses modern inverter technology to convert direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC), ensuring a consistent and stable voltage and frequency.

The inverter technology first converts the direct current (DC) generated into alternating current (AC), then smoothes it out and converts it back into stable alternating current. This process ensures a constant voltage and frequency, ideal for sensitive electronic devices.

An inverter generator provides a clean and stable power supply, is compact and lightweight, quiet in operation, fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly. These advantages make it ideal for use with sensitive electronic devices and for mobile applications.

Yes, inverter generators are perfect for sensitive electronic devices such as computers, televisions, smartphones and medical equipment. They provide a stable voltage and frequency that protects these devices from damage caused by power fluctuations.

Inverter generators are often used for camping trips, outdoor activities, mobile work, as an emergency power supply at home and at events. Their compact size and quiet operation make them versatile and practical for on the go.

When selecting an inverter generator, you should consider the required power, the type of appliances connected, the operating time, the fuel consumption and the noise level. Advice from a specialist dealer can also be helpful.

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Inverter generators are generally easy to maintain. Regular maintenance work such as changing the oil, checking the spark plugs and cleaning the air filters help to extend the service life of the generator and ensure reliable performance.

Many inverter generators are designed for efficiency and low fuel consumption, which makes them more environmentally friendly. They are often equipped with technologies that reduce emissions and lower noise levels.

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

The operating time of an inverter 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 monitor the fuel level regularly and refill the generator if necessary.

Formula for calculating the running time:

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

Calculation example on the Goodyear GY9000GE

0,374 kg/kWh  x  8 kW  / 0,72  = 4,155 L/h

30 L  /  4,155 = 7,22h Running time with 100% load reduction