Hyundai Generators: Power and Reliability

Inverter Technology: Stable Current for Sensitive Electronics

Hyundai Inverter generators aren't like the ones of the past. The electricity is produced by an alternator and electronically reprocessed, ensuring a perfect sine wave. This is vital for:

• Electronic Devices: Computers, televisions, modems, and game consoles that cannot withstand the voltage fluctuations of traditional generators.
• Quietness: Inverter models are the quietest in the range and adjust the engine speed based on the load, reducing consumption and noise when maximum power is not required.

kW and kVA: Get the Calculation Right!

When choosing power, you should look at the **kW (Kilowatt)**. The kVA figure is always higher than the kW and can be misleading.
Golden rule: If you need to use a 1 kW tool, choose a generator with at least 1.5 - 2 kW of rated power to handle the initial peak load (e.g. a drill or refrigerator).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Can I use the generator to recharge solar panels?
The generator can recharge the battery pack (e.g. camper) that is connected to the solar system inverter, but the compatibility of the charging system with the generator's sine wave must always be checked.

2. How much noise does a silenced model make?
Hyundai Inverter generators are among the quietest, often below 60 dB at 7 meters away (the same as a normal conversation). Traditional trailer-mounted models are much louder.

3. What does "maximum power" and "rated power" mean?
Maximum Power (e.g., 2.5 kW) is the peak power the generator can deliver for a few seconds (the cranking power). Rated Power (e.g., 2.2 kW) is the power it can deliver continuously for hours. Choose your generator based on its rated power.