When you're on a job site, in a large manufacturing hall or at a shipyard, there's not always a power source available for your electrical devices. The emergency generator from MSW provides a reliable power source that's always on hand. Thanks to inverter technology, the emergency generator can also be used for sensitive devices such as a laptop or stereo system without damaging the electronics.
The motor can be electrically started with the push of a button for convenient operation or by using the remote control with a a range of 35 m.

Thanks to its size and a sturdy handle, the compact petrol generator is the perfect mobile power supply for on the go. The 2100 W motor is powered by a petrol-oil mixture, with a spacious 4-L tank available for petrol. The petrol motor stands out with its high energy efficiency, using just 1.143 L/h. This is made possible by an energy saver button, which regulates the output depending on the load. At a load of 50 %, the generator achieves an operating time of 5,7 h. Despite the high performance, the unit is characterised by low noise emission.

You can connect devices with a voltage of 230 V AC such as electric drills, grinding tools, kitchen appliances, or light sources to the power generator. The emergency power generator also serves as a direct-current source for devices with 12 V and 8.3 A. With its different connections, the power supply is suited for a variety of end devices – and, thanks to modern inverter technology, also for sensitive devices that need to be protected from voltage peaks.

Multiple indicator lights ensure safe operation. You have an operating, oil and overload indicator at your disposal, so that you can keep an eye on all functions. For optimal operation, the engine stop and fuel regulator are integrated in a 2-in-1 switch. The lid of the oil tank is equipped with a fan which should be switched on for undisturbed operation and switched off during transport. The emergency power generator is also equipped with a short circuit fuse. The petrol generator can be coupled with another generator via a parallel switch to increase the output. The generator needs to be grounded for safe operation.