ITCPower GG34Ei inverter generator with electric starter, 3.4 kW, 230V

ITCPower GG34Ei is a petrol inverter power generator with a maximum output of 3.4 kW and a rated (continuous) output of 3.2 kW, 230 V / 50 Hz. Inverter technology produces a pure sine wave voltage, so the generator safely powers sensitive electronics: computers, TVs, heating boiler controllers and circulation pumps. Thanks to the electric starter, it can be started with the push of a button, and the 8 L fuel tank allows it to run for about 4.5 hours at 75% load. The generator complies with EU Stage V (EURO 5) emissions requirements.

Generator advantages:

• Pure sine wave voltage (inverter) – stable voltage and frequency, suitable for sensitive electronics and boiler automation.
• Recoil and electric starter – convenient starting even in cold weather.
• 3.2 kW continuous power is sufficient for essential household appliances during a power outage.
• The digital display shows voltage, frequency, load and operating hours.
• 230 V socket (Schuko), 12 V DC output (8,3 A) and USB port for powering devices and charging batteries and phones.
• ECO mode – at low load the engine automatically reduces rpm: lower fuel consumption and less noise.
• Overload protection ensures that if the permissible power is exceeded, the output is automatically disconnected, protecting the generator and devices.
• Low oil level protection – the engine stops automatically when oil is insufficient.

The generator can continuously supply up to 3.2 kW of total power. It is recommended to connect devices with electric motors (refrigerators, pumps, compressors) one at a time, as their starting current is briefly several times higher than the operating current.

Generator intended for use:

• Homes and country houses – backup power source during supply interruptions (heating, refrigerator, lighting, communication).
• Construction and renovation work – for power tools where there is no grid.
• Motorhomes, camping, events – stable power for electronics and lighting.
• Farms and workshops – as a mobile power source.