Ready to deliver clean, efficient power to all manner of equipment, the reliable & sturdy Honda ECM2800 condenser generator is fit for a variety of work, domestic & professional, from emergency back-up to rough field work, from running a pressure washer to clean a truck to powering a chainsaw in a forest, whatever your power-needs, this generator can handle it. * Honda are, of course, known for their high quality engines so this generator has years of experience & expertise behind its design, & the commercial grade 196cc, GX200, single-cylinder, overhead valve engine reduces vibrations, improves fuel usage & decreases emissions, with no reduction of power. The generator is very robust & hardwearing with a tubular steel powder-coated frame to protect & stabilise the engine & fuel tank & give easy purchase when moving the unit. Simple in design, this model is easy to use with practical controls, a dependable recoil start, & a larger fuel tank, with a generous 14.2 litre capacity, giving you a longer working time of 9 hours & a rated output of 2500 Watts with a maximum output of 2800 Watts. Reliability is enhanced by the Oil-Alert, a safety shut-off system that switches off the engine if the oil level runs below a safe level. More protection for is provided with the rubber mounting of the engine & alternator, also reducing vibrations. These mounts are designed with a 45° incline for superior damping, an improvement on the usual industry-standard straight mounts. Dual voltage output is provided, with a circuit breaker is also included for safety A five year domestic guarantee is offered & a one-year professional guarantee. * NB: It is important to check the wattage requirements of the equipment you intend to power so you can buy the right generator. Try to choose a generator with a rated output that is the total of wattages of your items, plus a contingency of approx 10%. Items like saws & drills are ‘reactive loads’ so although the running load might be low, the starting load needs to be calculated at up to five times the running load & subsequently after the initial powering up, less power is required for actual operation. E.g. a typical fridge might take 2, 200 w to start but 700 W to run.