Victor Petrol Generator 7.8kW 10KVA 459cc | LC10000DCS LC10000DCS

Description

Ideal for large-scale or industrial applications Orange Power Output: 7.8 kW (10KVA), Sockets: 2x32A 110V, 1x32A 220V Start System: Recoil and electric start for user convenience Runtime: up to 8 hours Dimensions: (HxWxD): 56 x 58 x 56 cm Weight: 91kg Noise level: 77 dBA Victor Industrial Petrol Generator 7.8kW 10KVA 459cc The Victor LC10000DCS generator provides 7.8 kW (10KVA) power, 8-hour runtime, and ultimate reliability for construction sites and electricity outages. The Victor LC10000DCS Generator is a high-performance powerhouse, offering a 7.8 kW (10KVA) output for large-scale applications. Its 459cc Loncin LC192FD engine and 25-litre fuel tank deliver up to 8 hours of continuous runtime, making it ideal for electricity outages and construction sites. The trolley kit, recoil and electric start, and dual sockets (2x32A 110V, 1x32A 220V) make this generator both practical and easy to use. Despite its high output, it maintains a 77 dBA noise level and a manageable weight of 91.5kg. Important Notice – Petrol Machinery & E10 Fuel E10 unleaded petrol which is now on general sale in Ireland was introduced to help reduce road transport greenhouse gas emissions. This bring us into line with most countries in the EU and GB. However, there is an issue for petrol machinery. E10 fuel contains up to 10% bioethanol. By its nature, this plant based bioethanol is hygroscopic,meaning it will continue to absorb moisture from the air. Fuel that is not used within 30 days will start to go stale and cause problems for garden machinery. This can mean the machine will not start or it will cut out. The moisture can also cause corrosion in the engine. The solutions1. Only use fresh fuel within 30 days of purchase2. Use fuel that does not contain bioethanol3. Add a fuel stabilizer to the E10 fuel which will significantly prolong the life of the fuel It also helps to• Use a clean, seal tight petrol can that complies with current regulations.• Store in a dry, dark location away from direct sunlight. If the machine is being stored over the winter months or not being used for an extended period it’s a good idea to run the engine dry.