Inverter Generator Sales

Inverter generators are slightly different from conventional units as they use inverter technology that converts and filters the output. As a result, they use less fuel, run more efficiently, produce less noise and protect sensitive electronics like laptops. Inverter generators also produce lower emissions, as when the maximum output is not required, the engine runs slower and uses less fuel. It also means they have a smaller petrol fuel tank due to the lower demand.

Inverter generators are ideal for a wide range of recreational and domestic use. Due to their manageable weight, quietness and efficiency, they are ideal for taking on trips such as camping, sailing, fishing. In the home, they can be used in areas of your property that are not on the mains, such as your garden, and are popular in workshops and sheds for powering tools.

This type of genset will last longer than a standard unit due to the engine not having to run at high speeds during all of its usage. This also means that they do not require as much rest. They are also compact units and suitable for transporting, meaning that wear and tear is minimal.

There are a range of sizes from 1kVA up to 8kVA to choose from, depending on your needs. You should start by assessing the minimum and maximum wattage required for your appliances, equipment or tools. Make a calculation in watts, being careful to consider which appliances will run simultaneously and what the maximum output is likely to be. Once you have your output figure, choose a unit that can generate in excess of that figure. As a point of reference, a 1kVA (1000W) unit will be enough to run a couple of small appliances at once.

From a cost vs utility perspective… yes it is worth getting an inverter generator! Considering the convenience they offer and the cost saving potential, they are considered a wise investment. We always recommend them as a first choice option.