Petrol generator ULTRATOOLZ W8500 3.2 kW/4-STROKE 220/380V

The UltraToolz W8500 power generator is ideal for your garden party, hedge trimming or chainsaw cutting, construction sites, camping, events, in short, whenever the nearest power outlet is too far away.

6.5 hp

4-stroke petrol engine with overhead valves (no mixture!)

1x12V - 3x220V - 1x400V

Gasoline generator – air cooled (AIR COOLED)

Low oil protection/shutdown = Engine stops or does not start if there is not enough oil

Powerful petrol generator with a constant output of 4500 W (1500 W per socket)

Operating time when fully charged up to approx. 11 hours (half charge)

The air-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke OHV engine runs on unleaded petrol (also suitable for E10) and is controlled manually.

Tank capacity 15 liters

Equipped with a voltmeter

Noise level: LwA dB(A) 65

Delivery WITHOUT operating materials (oil and gasoline!)

Before starting for the first time, fill in engine oil 10W30! Circuit breaker

Voltage regulation (overload protection and emergency oil level indicator)

Fuel level indicator

Technical characteristics:

Engine: air-cooled 1-cylinder 4-stroke petrol engine

Displacement: 196 cm3

Maximum power (HP/RPM): 6.5 HP/5000 rpm.

Ignition system: Contactless transistor ignition (CDI)

Starting system: cable (manual start)

Tank filling (in liters): 15

Engine oil quantity (in liters): 0.6

Operating noise at 7 m (dB): 65

Generator:

AC Frequency (Hz): AC output voltage 50 Hz

(V): 12/230/400V nominal

AC power (kW): 4.5 kWm

Links:

sockets; 3x Schuko 230V/1x CEE 5-pin 400

Features a 12V/8.3A DC output for charging batteries

Dimensions and Weight: Weight

net (kg): approx. 38

Dimensions (LxWxH): 60 x 45 x 45 cm

Note.

The performance of a three-phase generator is always specified for three-phase operation. This means that you can only accept a third of the nominal power per phase. This is usually not a problem when connecting 3-phase machines, as in this case the load is usually symmetrical, i.e. the phases are evenly distributed. When running a single-phase load on a three-phase generator, you must ensure that the loads are distributed appropriately across the phases.

If you operate three-phase consumers and low-current consumers on a three-phase generator at the same time, make sure that the total power of the individual phase conductors is not exceeded.

Example:

The maximum phase power is 4.5 kW/3=1.5 kW. A three-phase motor with a nominal power of 3 kW is assumed as the load. The current load per phase is 3 kW/3 = 1 kW. This means that 0.5 kW (=500 W) is still available per phase.

Starting current (Please specify the machine type.)

The current that flows through an electric motor when it is turned on to accelerate it to rest. The starting current of an electric motor is always significantly higher than the rated current; it also depends on the load with which the motor has to be started. Depending on the motor type, motors without load have a starting current that is one and a half to two and a half higher than the rated current. Heavy machines require a starting current of five times the nominal current for a short time.

!Please note that you can only operate devices up to 4500 W with idle motors under the mains connection if the device's inrush current remains below 4500 W.

You have 1500 watts of continuous power and 2000 watts of starting power available per 230V socket.

Tags: Generator, inverter generator