Gasoline generator in the case of power outage – 2800 watts / Model KN4800

This generator is an excellent emergency home solution for powering lights, a refrigerator, a TV, fans, a router, and small appliances; however, it is not recommended for use with heating appliances or large motors.

– Type: Gasoline-powered generator
– Output voltage: 220V
– Continuous power: Approx. 2800W
– Peak starting power: Approx. 3000W
– Equipped with AVR (Automatic Voltage Regulator) for voltage stabilization.
– Features two 220V outlets.
– Suitable for home use and emergency power outages.
– Runtime at full load: 5.5 hours
– Noise level: 60 dB (at 7 meters)
– Fuel tank capacity: 15 liters
– Engine oil capacity: 0.6 liters

Suitable for powering:
It can power a range of appliances, provided the total consumption does not exceed approximately 2800W during operation, while keeping in mind that some appliances require higher power at startup. Approximate example of what can be powered:
Appliance | Approximate Consumption
Refrigerator | 150–400 Watts*
Freezer | 150–400 Watts*
TV | 50–150 Watts
5–10 LED bulbs | 50–150 Watts
Router | 10–20 Watts
Fan | 50–100 Watts
Computer | 150–300 Watts
Mobile charger

Practical example: It can power a refrigerator, TV, lighting, fans, a router, and some small appliances simultaneously, provided the total load remains within the generator’s capacity.