LTF RP9000EP-SE
Equal Power Generating Set

LTF RP9000EP-SE - AVR Wheeled Petrol Generator Set

LTF RP9000EP-SE is a petrol power generator with sturdy wheels , trolley and handle for easy handling, it can be easily transported by anyone as the weight of 99 kg is canceled out by the robust transport systems .

Indispensable generator in places where electricity is needed, even for domestic use during an emergency .

Technical specifications

the LTF RP9000EP-SE generator has a manual and electric starting system, features an easy-to-use control panel equipped with a digital display , and also features an AVR voltage regulator.

AVR Voltage Regulator

The AVR voltage regulator makes it ideal for connecting and powering electronic devices that are affected by voltage fluctuations , as it allows greater stability of the voltage and frequency regardless of the connected load and the rotation of the motor, reducing current drops or peaks .

LTF RP9000EP-SE supplies single-phase alternating current (AC) mains voltage with outputs:

• 1 x 16A / 230V
• 1 x 16A / 400V

This generator set is capable of generating 7.5 kW of maximum power and 7 kW of nominal power, the displacement is 459 cc and the fuel tank has a capacity of 25 L.

This model is equipped with an electronic accelerator , thanks to which the power delivery is self-adjusted based on demand, and is also equipped with the Equal Power function , thanks to which, working in both single-phase and three-phase, it is able to deliver the same power , which would not be possible without this feature.

In terms of performance, this generator is able to work for 10.5 hours at 50% load , producing 97 dB(A) at 7 meters away .

Before ignition, it is necessary to introduce oil and petrol.

Fields of application

• Environments that are difficult to reach without power
• Home use for emergency

Characteristics

• Digital display control panel
• Petrol engine
• Displacement 459 cc
• AVR regulation system
• Manual recoil and electric start
• Autonomy 10.5 hours at 50% load
• 97 dB(A) at 7 meters away