Kraft Hertz KH3000 Petrol Generator

A Powerful Compact Generator

When you see the Kraft Hertz KH3000 Petrol Generator, you’ll instantly realise that you’re looking at a reliable and durable generator for an affordable price. Weighing just 37kg, the KH3000 is an excellent generator that you can take with you on all types of jobs and trips. Featuring three 230 AC outlets and one 380 AC outlet, this generator will power all of your portable needs with ease. The 4.8 kW (6.5 HP) engine runs off 1.36 litres of petro fuel per hour and generates a maximum power of 3000 watts. The heavy-duty frame and high quality engine parts make this generator incredibly strong and ready to take on serious workloads in the most rugged conditions. All of these features combine to make the KH3000 an incredibly versatile generator ready for any situation you want to throw at it. Fire it up to power your recreational hobbies on the weekend or quickly turn it on with ease in the case of a sudden emergency. No matter the use, the Kraft Hertz KH3000 is as reliable as it is affordable making it the perfect generator for any home use, camping use, outdoor event, or job site.

Kraft Hertz KH3000 Portable Generator

Weight: 37kg
Measurements (WxHxD): 61 cm x 43 cm x 43 cm
Noise Level at 7 Metres: 67dB(A)
Petrol Engine: 4000 rpm, 4-Stroke
Cylinder: 1
CCM: 196
Phase: 3-Phase, L1/L2/L3 – N/PE
Maximal Power in Watt: 3000
Continuous in Watt: 2600
Maximal Power [230V] in Watt: 1000
Maximal Power[400V] in Watt: 3000
Battery Charge: 12V
Outlets: 230V/400V, 50Hz
Sockets: 3x 230V, 1x 400V
Engine power: 4.8 kW (6.5 HP)
Oil Type: SAE 15W40
Oil Level 0.6 Litre
Fuel: Non-mixed unleaded petrol
Tank: 15 litre petrol
Petrol usage: 1.36 litre / hour
Maximal Runtime on full tank: 11 h
Includes: Low oil shut-off, Overload shut-off

The lightweight Kraft Hertz KH3000 Generator is a reliable and durable machine that you can get for an affordable price. Weighing just 37kg, the KH3000 can produce a maximum output power of 3000 watts. It is a perfect machine to keep in the back of your work vehicle for jobs, store in the shed for power outages, and take on the road when you go camping.