GENERATOR (HONDA EG6500CXS) 6.5kVA 230V 50Hz, octane
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GENERATOR (HONDA EG6500CXS) 6.5kVA 230V 50Hz, octane
Definition
The EG6500CXS is a 5.5 kVA single-phase generator. It delivers a 220 V AC output with an automatic voltage regulator, ensuring stable power for sensitive electronic equipment.
It is equipped with a 4-stroke engine, offering more than 6 hours of continuous runtime, and features both electric and manual start, as well as safety systems for oil and temperature.
It is capable of powering equipment such as a 1 HP pump.
Ideal for emergency use.
Specifications
Generator:
- type: single phase
- maximum output single phase: 5.5 kW
- rated output single Phase: 5 kW
- rated voltage: 230 V
- rated frequency: 50 Hz
- rated current: 5.0 A
- starter system:manual and electric
- D-AVR technology - automatic voltage regulator
- forced air-cooled
- noise level: LWA 70 dB(A)
- dimensions: LxWxH: 844 x 530 x 571 mm
- dry weight: 89 kg
Motor:
- fuel: gasoline
- engine model: GX390
- engine type: 4-stroke, 1 cylinder
- tank capacity: 24 liter
- operating time at rated: 12.7 hours
Transport Dangerous Goods
Generators might be considered as dangerous goods for transport:
- If a shipper or supplier provides written or electronic documentation stating that a flushing and purging procedure for flammable liquid powered engines has been followed in compliance with Special Provision A70 the generator is not subject to IATA DGR regulations
- If not complying with Special Provision A70 then the generator must be managed in compliance to IATA DGR regulations
Instructions for use
- Refer to your technical department for power calculations.
- Some models have a 12 V DC outlet. Even if this can be used to charge a battery, it is not recommended to do so. It is better to use a battery charger.
- Do not fill the fuel tank while the engine is running.
- For maximum safety and earthing, refer to the MSF guidelines on energy.
- Maintenance: every 100 hours.
- Do not waste time and money on significant repairs.
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