ToolPRO Pure Sine Wave 2200W Peak/1800W Continuous Inverter Generator $479.20 (Club Price) in-Store/ C&C @ Supercheap Auto

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Double stack clearance + 20% off for this pure sine wave generator
Good choice for those who do not want/need to spend $2K+ on a Honda EU22i
See original deal 20% off Almost Everything (Exclusions Apply) Online and Instore @ Supercheap Auto (Club Members Only)

Specs
Inverter generator	TP2200DG
Engine type	Single cylinder, 4 stroke 105cc
Engine speed	3300-5100 r/min
Oil tank capacity	400 mL
Oil type	4 stroke motor oil, SAE 30W or SAE 15W-40
Fuel tank capacity	4L
Fuel type	Unleaded 91 Petrol - no ethanol
Spark plug	A7RTC
Rated voltage	240V AC~50Hz
Rated output	1800W
Maximum output	2200W
Rated current	7.5A
Power factor	1.0
12V DC output	5A
USB output	5V, Max. 2.1A
Maximum temperature/altitude	40°C/1000m
Spark arrestor	Yes
Inverter	Yes
Noise	58dB(A) at 7m
Nett weight	21 kg

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  Regie69 on 17/06/2023 - 10:56

  Wonder if it will run a Dometic caravan A/C

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    jamesorion on 17/06/2023 - 11:59

    +2

    Which model? If it is an inverter a/c, definitely.

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  photonbuddy on 17/06/2023 - 11:14

  Maximum temperature/altitude 40°C/1000m

  1000m isn't very high. My most visited camping spot is 1500m high.

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    lgacb08 on 17/06/2023 - 11:52

    Probably some nonsense disclaimer to avoid warranty claim. These are just combined petrol engine and generators which do not have any issue running above that altitude or temp.

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      photonbuddy on 17/06/2023 - 14:04

      +2

      Probably some nonsense disclaimer to avoid warranty claim.

      Possibly, or, perhaps the engine just doesn't perform well at altitude, and this is to stop people complaining when the output drops off when they go camping.

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    zombie hunter on 17/06/2023 - 17:19

    Can’t use when flying

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      Nugs on 18/06/2023 - 06:21

      Unless you are Matt Hall
      .

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  Daddy Chill on 17/06/2023 - 15:25

  +1

  Does anyone know where I can buy a earthing rod like the one in the product video for the generator

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    opp on 17/06/2023 - 18:41

    Bunnings have these that you can try: https://www.bunnings.com.au/search/products?q=earth+rod&sort…

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  harpie on 17/06/2023 - 16:04

  +1

  Would this be able to power a 370L fridge? Wishful thinking? Whats the maximum size fridge t his will power?

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    MasterScythe on 17/06/2023 - 17:43

    +1

    How many watts does that fridge use?

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      harpie on 17/06/2023 - 21:38

      It says 2.195KwH, per, 24 hr consumption, does that help?

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        Nugs on 18/06/2023 - 06:33

        +1

        This generates a max continuous output of 1800W (7.5A@240V), which is the important number(s). Somewhere on your fridge will be a wattage rating that will need to be less than 1800W, most likely on the back near where the power cord is attached
        .

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          harpie on 23/06/2023 - 18:53

          @Nugs: All i can see is 350W 2.5A , does this help?

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            Nugs on 23/06/2023 - 20:26

            +1

            @harpie: 350w<1800w so ample supply from the generator. You could run five 350W fridges (5x350=1750)
            .

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  nadstar on 17/06/2023 - 16:07

  wonder if it can charge a Tesla (serious q)

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    isaw on 17/06/2023 - 21:22

    Yes, slowly.
    A standard wall socket is 2400w (10amp)
    A 15amp wall socket is 3600w
    A hard wired home charger should be 7200w (30amp)
    A super charger is …???? Max 250,000w (250kw), but most average 50kw

    So, whilst this will charge at 1.8kw, it'll be slower than a standard home plug (1%/hr)