The inverter power plant is an advanced energy device that uses inverter technology to generate electricity. This innovative form of power plant enables the transmission and regulation of electric current with high efficiency, thus providing a reliable source of electrical energy. Power plants with inverter technology are widely used for their ability to work with renewable energy sources such as solar panels or wind turbines, and also for their flexibility in various applications.
The inverter power plant is a technological jewel in the field of electricity production. Using inverter technology, it provides a reliable and efficient way to generate electricity from renewable sources such as solar panels or wind turbines. Its compact design, variable performance options and monitoring systems make it an ideal solution for home, commercial or recreational use. The inverter power plant is an inseparable member in the pursuit of a sustainable and energy efficient society.
| Power | 2,30 kW |
| Apparent power | 2,50 kVA |
| Current intensity | 10 A |
| Type of sockets | 230 V |
| Type of fuel | PB95 |
| Fuel consumption | 1,1 l/h |
| Type of drive | 4-stroke gasoline engine |
| Fuel tank capacity | 4 l |
| Fuel consumption at 100% load | 1,6 l/h |
| Length | 0,60 m |
| Width | 0,34 m |
| Height | 0,25 m |
| Weight | 27 kg |
| Manufacturer | Pramac |
