Commodore 4.4KVA 3.4kW Digital Inverter Generator with Remote Start

A Powerful Digital Inverter Generator with Remote start, key start & pull start!

Features Economy mode, 2x 15A AC sockets and ‘T’ type DC socket.

This generator is mounted on castor wheels and has a convenient folding handle for easy movement.

Use less fuel and make less noise than traditional generators, with the ability to change engine speed to meet power demands.

Advanced inverter technology provides pure sine wave power for both sensitive digital equipment & typical loads.

This unit will deliver a maximum AC output of 3.3kW and a 3kW constant load.

Features:

Rated power output: 3kW
Max power output: 3.3kw
Remote Start / Key Start / Pull Start
Digital Inverter Generator Pure Sine Wave output
Compact at only 590 x 455 x 510 mm
Product weight 55kg
2x 240v 15A AC outlets
DC 12v ‘T’ Socket – 8.3A max
Super Quiet – Only 59dB @ 7m
Specifications:

Rated AC power: 3.0kW
Max AC power: 3.3kW
Output voltage: 240v AC / 12V DC
Max AC Amps: 13.75A
Max DC Amps: 8.3A
Fuel Capacity: 13L
Net Weight: 55kg
Actual Product Dimensions: 590 x 455 x 510 mm
Package Dimensions: 64 x 49 x 56.5 cm
Engine:

Type: OHV / Forced-Air Cooled / Single Cylinder / 4 stroke Petrol
Capacity: 229CC
Rated power: 4.5kW (6HP)
Max Power: 4.8kW (6.5HP)
Recommended Oil: 10W30 to 15W40
Fuel Consumption: 450g per kW/hr
Warranty

Commodore products come with a 1 year warranty. If your item is to be found defective within the warranty period we will replace that part free of charge.

You are welcome to send the faulty product back to us and our factory trained staff will replace the part for you free of charge within the warranty period.

Shipping is cost of buyer. Consumables, cables, leads are not covered by warranty, negligence or misuse is a warranty exclusion.

KW & KVA Ratings

With many generators advertised at their KVA power rating alone, one should be aware that the actual amount of power that can be drawn from the unit is rated in Watts (W) or Kilowatts (kW) where 1000 w = 1 kW.

KVA ratings are obtained by dividing the maximum kW output of either the engine or the generator by a power factor, which can be anywhere from 0.7 to 1.0.

The resulting figure can be much higher than the actual kW output. For example, a 5kW generator with a 6.8kW engine can be advertised as 7.5KVA, ie: 6.8 / 0.9 = 7.5