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Advantages
- single-phase electricity generator
- 4-stroke single-cylinder air-cooled engine
- 2x 230V 16A socket, 1x industrial 230V 32A socket, 1x 12V DC terminals
- electronic key ignition (including manual pull cord starting option)
- digital voltmeter
- includes large wheels and folding handle for easy transport and handling
- high-quality alternator
- includes AVR (automatic voltage regulation)
- includes overload and low oil protection
- metal 40-litre fuel tank resistant to mechanical damage
HECHT GG 6501 is a quiet, stable and powerful electric generator. It is powered by a four-stroke engine with 9.3 kW power output and a displacement of 420 cm3. The generator is equipped with an electric starter, so starting is performed by turning the key in the ignition switch, similar to a car. In case the battery is discharged, for example, the option of manual starting using a pull cord is retained.
The electrical panel features a digital display for monitoring generated voltage (voltmeter), oil level indicator, circuit breakers for individual sockets and an earthing terminal. On the left side of the panel there are three sockets in total. The first two are standard 230V / 50Hz sockets (16A), next to them is a single-phase industrial 230V / 50Hz socket (32A). This industrial socket is designed for connecting appliances or distributions that load the socket with currents higher than 16 A (standard socket). The generator is therefore suitable for use as a backup source or power source for mobile service centres. Below the main sockets there is a terminal block with 12 V direct current with separate circuit protection. Maximum current is 8.3 A. This terminal block can be used to power some 12 V appliances, or can be used to charge some types of 12 V batteries. However, it is not equipped with charge regulation, so the battery charge status must be continuously monitored and disconnected in time.
The generator has a continuous output of 5000 W, briefly it can be loaded up to a maximum of 5500 W, for example by starting currents of some appliances. It is equipped with AVR regulation (Automatic Voltage Regulation), which prevents voltage fluctuations when the generator load changes. The fuel tank is equipped with fuel level monitoring and its capacity is 40 l. The maximum continuous operating time of the generator is 14 h.
The generator is mounted in a steel tube frame, which is equipped with wheels and a folding handle. Thanks to this, the machine weighing 82 kg is very easy to handle. These parameters make the generator suitable, for example, as a power source for construction sites, and it can also be used as a backup source for powering electrical components of some solid fuel boilers, etc.
The output voltage characteristics from the generator are different from the characteristics of the standard electrical grid. Therefore, we strongly recommend consulting the possibilities of powering some electronic devices (for example computers, modern TVs, etc.) with their manufacturer or retailer. Some electrical devices may briefly draw several times their normal operating current when starting, for appliances such as electric motors and other devices using induction this can briefly be more than three times their normal power consumption. As a guide, it is possible to use the so-called starting coefficient for calculation, by which it is necessary to multiply the normal power consumption of the connected appliance. For example, we will multiply appliances such as hair dryers, heat guns, deep fryers, mixers, ovens, irons, toasters, vacuum cleaners, table lamps by a coefficient of 1. A coefficient of 2 generally applies to electric lawn mowers, angle grinders, hedge trimmers, electric saws, washing machines, etc. For compressors, pressure washers, concrete mixers, a coefficient of 3 generally applies, for refrigerators, freezers or air conditioners this coefficient may exceed 3. In practice, we can roughly calculate that an appliance with a power consumption of 600 W and a coefficient of 2 requires a maximum generator output of at least 1,200 W.
Average fuel consumption:
At 50% load - 1270 g/h
At 100% load - 2336 g/h