Invertora ģeneratori

Inverter generators are recommended for the following situations:

• When it is necessary to connect sensitive electronics, such as medical devices or computer equipment, due to their ability to provide stable voltage.
• During outdoor recreation or camping, because they have a low noise level and are easy to transport.
• On construction sites to power tools that require a reliable source of electricity.

We can help you choose the model that will meet your specific needs. Contact us for advice to find the best option.

Inverter generators typically run on the following fuels:

• Petrol: The most common fuel type for inverter generators; petrol generators are easy to operate, but petrol has a relatively short shelf life.
• Diesel: Diesel generators are more economical and have a longer life, but they can be less environmentally friendly due to emissions.
• Propane (liquefied petroleum gas): Propane-powered generators are cleaner in terms of emissions and have a longer fuel life, but may be less powerful.
• Natural gas: Some models can run on natural gas, which is an environmentally friendly option, but this requires a natural gas pipeline infrastructure.
• Multi-fuel options: Some inverter generators can run on multiple fuels, which provides flexibility in use.

The efficiency and eco-friendliness of the generator depends on the type of fuel. Gasoline and diesel typically provide high power, but can produce more emissions. Propane and natural gas are considered cleaner options, but may require special settings to achieve optimal performance. Fuel selection depends on user preference, fuel availability, and the desired balance between performance and environmental considerations.

Yes, there are inverter generators with an automatic start function. These generators are often integrated into backup power systems to automatically switch on during a power outage. They can be connected to a home or building through an emergency transfer switch (ATS) that provides the following features:

• Automatic power failure detection: As soon as the system detects a loss of current in the main grid, it activates the generator.
• Uninterrupted switching: The ATS automatically switches power to the generator, minimising power interruption.
• Automatic generator shutdown: When the main power supply is restored, the system switches off the generator and returns power to the main grid.
• Regular self-testing: Many auto-start systems perform regular self-diagnostics to ensure serviceability.

Integrating this type of generator provides a reliable and efficient backup power solution, ideal for mission-critical applications such as medical facilities, server rooms or residences where power continuity is required.