The Sealey GG7500 6000W petrol generator is your ultimate power solution during any power outage. Equipped with a 13hp 4 - stroke engine, this professional - grade generator offers reliable and efficient power in every situation. It can easily switch between 110V and 230V, ensuring you have the necessary power no matter where you are. Its heavy - duty industrial frame not only provides full protection but also makes it easy to move around. This generator is perfect for running power tools and lighting units. With automatic voltage control, it protects the unit, boosts efficiency, and can run for up to 10 hours on a full 25L tank. It comes with a 12V battery charging outlet, 230V and 110V sockets. The maintenance - free brushless alternator guarantees a powerful and reliable performance. Anti - vibration mountings ensure smooth operation. It also features a low oil cut - out and a fuel gauge. Note that this item is heavy, so extra help is needed at the delivery point for safe delivery. Specifications include a continuous power rating of 5000W, a maximum power rating of 6000W, a current rating of 22A/45A/8.3A, an IP rating of IP23M, a motor power of 9.7kW/13hp, a motor type of 4 - Stroke Petrol, a nett weight of 75.2kg, a noise rating of 96dB(A), and an output of 230V/110V AC~50Hz/12V DC. Click here to view the product manual.
Using the Sealey GG7500 petrol generator is straightforward. First, make sure it's on a flat and stable surface. Check the fuel level in the 25L tank and the oil level. If the oil is low, the low - oil cut - out feature will shut the generator off to protect the engine, so keep an eye on it. Plug your devices into the 230V, 110V sockets or use the 12V battery charging outlet as needed. You can switch between 110V and 230V depending on your power requirements. Remember, this generator is heavy, so get some help when moving it. For maintenance, change the oil regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions. Also, keep the generator clean and store it in a dry place. The automatic voltage control helps protect the unit, but it's still a good idea to avoid overloading it. The generator can run for up to 10 hours on a full tank, so plan your power usage accordingly. And always refer to the product manual for detailed instructions.
