Hello,
due to the coming winter, there is a need to purchase a power generator to secure heating (a modern 1-f. gas boiler), lighting and "basic" living conditions (fridge, gate automation, etc..) in a single-family house.
It is a rural area with overhead lines exposed (mainly due to winds) to infrequent but long power outages. Breaks reach up to 3 days.
I calculated that I am looking for a generator with a power of about 2.2-2.6 kW, and due to the use of it for several days a year, its price should not be higher than PLN 2,000.
Doing an initial research on the network, apart from the "tourist" inverter generators (weak and expensive, small tank capacity) and crude Chinese ( chondy ), I drew attention to the Einhell model BT-PG 2800 . Almost perfect, 15l tank, you leave, start and forget for the whole day.
Unfortunately, the specifications show that it does not have AVR voltage stabilization and here I have a few questions:
- does this disqualify this generator from powering the boiler (I mean its electronics)?
- I see that the module (actually a heat sink with a capacitor) can be purchased separately, will such a purchase make sense?
Maybe Colleagues will propose their own proven products?
P.S. I am fully aware of the requirements and legal conditions that a home electrical installation must meet, so I would like to ask you not to develop this thread.
Dude, you don't even know how to spell "Honda"? And be polite to write proper names with a capital letter, as well as at the beginning of a sentence. [retro food]
To the moderator:
1) Of course I know how to spell Honda, but Asian manufacturers don't always know that, hence one of the examples of names they come up with.
2) Please indicate which beginning of the sentence was not capitalized.
Regards
due to the coming winter, there is a need to purchase a power generator to secure heating (a modern 1-f. gas boiler), lighting and "basic" living conditions (fridge, gate automation, etc..) in a single-family house.
It is a rural area with overhead lines exposed (mainly due to winds) to infrequent but long power outages. Breaks reach up to 3 days.
I calculated that I am looking for a generator with a power of about 2.2-2.6 kW, and due to the use of it for several days a year, its price should not be higher than PLN 2,000.
Doing an initial research on the network, apart from the "tourist" inverter generators (weak and expensive, small tank capacity) and crude Chinese ( chondy ), I drew attention to the Einhell model BT-PG 2800 . Almost perfect, 15l tank, you leave, start and forget for the whole day.
Unfortunately, the specifications show that it does not have AVR voltage stabilization and here I have a few questions:
- does this disqualify this generator from powering the boiler (I mean its electronics)?
- I see that the module (actually a heat sink with a capacitor) can be purchased separately, will such a purchase make sense?
Maybe Colleagues will propose their own proven products?
P.S. I am fully aware of the requirements and legal conditions that a home electrical installation must meet, so I would like to ask you not to develop this thread.
Dude, you don't even know how to spell "Honda"? And be polite to write proper names with a capital letter, as well as at the beginning of a sentence. [retro food]
To the moderator:
1) Of course I know how to spell Honda, but Asian manufacturers don't always know that, hence one of the examples of names they come up with.
2) Please indicate which beginning of the sentence was not capitalized.
Regards
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