Westinghouse iGen2250 Inverter Generator for 2250 Starting Watts / 1800 Running Watts
$1,299.00
Ships from Offsite Warehouse – will ship separately from other items.
iGen2250
Not available for immediate instore pickup.
Westinghouse Portable Generator 2,250 Starting Watts / 1,800 Running Watts
Features
- 2,250 starting watts and 1,800 running watts power output
- Weight: 19 kg with carry handle for easy transport
- Low noise level suitable for camping and RV use
- Run time up to 11.3 hours at quarter load on a 4.7-litre fuel tank
- Pure sine wave output protects sensitive electronics
- Powered by an 80 cc Westinghouse 4-stroke OHV petrol engine
- LED-lit control panel for low-light operation
- Includes 240 Volt AC outlet, 12 Volt DC outlet, and data centre for multiple devices
- Plug and play operation; no assembly needed, add petrol and start
- 2-year domestic use warranty (conditions apply)
This generator provides reliable and portable power for outdoor activities, emergency backup, or recreational vehicle power requirements.
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