Sturm PG8770E

The Sturm PG8770E backup power supply unit will come in handy both on small construction sites and on the territory of suburban households. And that's why.

High power threshold

The fuel for the generator is unleaded gasoline grade A-92 and higher. A full tank of gasoline (25 liters) is enough for 9-plus hours of continuous operation of the device in half-load mode. Working "to its fullest", the unit produces power up to 7 kW. Consumers are connected to it through a regular or power outlet, as well as power connectors for low-voltage devices 12 V.

Internal hardware

An integral attribute of the "innards" of the generator is the AVR auto-regulator, put on guard to maintain a stable voltage level. A regular voltmeter helps to monitor the current voltage. But there was no place for the information screen on the Sturm PG8770E control panel, so you will have to think about the “mileage” of the motor for timely maintenance of the nodes.

Additional assets

Transport wheels give freedom of movement to the gas generator. The additional assets of the model include an electric starter, protection against low engine oil levels and a low noise level compared to peers (74 dB). In the mid-low-cost price category of standby power supplies, the direct competitors of the Sturm PG8770E can be counted on the fingers of one hand.