Briggs&Stratton Elite 8500EA

The American company Briggs & Stratton has made a name for itself in the manufacture of engines for powering power equipment. The Elite 8500EA gasoline generator will serve as a source of backup power supply.

high power

An autonomous power plant will fit in with country-style households and will come in handy for repair teams “in the fields” (that is, outside the area of access to electricity). The rated output power of the generator reaches 6.8 kW, the peak starting power is 8.5 kW. When working at half strength, the fuel in the tank of the unit is enough for a 12-hour marathon of activity without the need for refueling.

Freedom of movement

The Briggs&Stratton Elite 8500EA frame incorporates handles and a chassis to move the generator. Thanks to the wheels, the station weighing more than 100 kg can be easily moved by one person. But the connected load consumers are proposed to be distributed among three free socket sockets. Two of them are designed for a current of 16 A, another one — for 32 A. All sockets are "under cover" of protective caps.

AVR system

The AVR system on board the device prevents power surges by automatically adjusting its output values. Well, for timely scheduled maintenance, the unit's assets include an hour metre. The model withstands many hours of operation without serious breakdowns, which is required from a reliable gas generator.