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Maxmech Generator RFS-6500E (6.5KVA)

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SKU:: Maxmech-RFS-6500E
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MPN:: MAXMECH-RFS-6500E

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Maxmech Generator RFS-6500E (6.5KVA)

Tikweld Welding Supplies and Services is the distributor of Maxmech brand in Nigeria. Our Maxmech Generator RWD 6500E is a product built to promote authenticity of power supply with less disappointment whereby making sure that you never run out of power supply. It's built also to serve you under rain without any damages to the engine, it can also serve the church,office, event c enters, hospital, airport, school etc very well. Our Maxmech Generator RWD 6500E is made of pure copper coil. It's well guarded against any harm on the users, has Low fuel consumption and Low carbon dioxide discharge.

Specifications of Maxmech Generator RFS 6500E

Rated Voltage(v)	220/230
Rated Frequency(Hz)	50
Rated Power(kva)	5.0
Max Power (kva)	6.5
Rated Speed(r/min)	3000
Engine model	190F
Engine type	Single cylinder, air-cooled
Compression ratio	8.25:1
Displacement(Bore*stroke)	420ml(90mm*66mm)
Phase number	Single
Fuel type	Gasoline
Fuel Tank Capacity	25L
Lowest fuel consumption	2.8L/hour
Continuous running time(hr)(rated output)	20 hours
Starting System	electric start
Net Weight(kg)	50

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What's the difference between Cords and Power Transfer Systems

The most common query you receive during hurricane season is, "What's the difference between extension cords, generator cords, and utilizing a switch?" The solution is fairly easy. It ultimately boils down to comfort and security. Let's examine both categories and their applications.

2. Is connecting the Generator using the Extension and generator cord safe?

Extension cords are the cheapest to connect a generator. Still, they limit the utilization of a big generator to its total capacity, just like buying something and then only utilizing half of it.

The use of extension cables may be time-consuming and dangerous, particularly during a blackout or a severe storm. In reality, utilizing a wire that is the incorrect gauge, the improper length, or worn outputs users at risk for shock and fire, jeopardizing the safety of residents. A suitable extension cord will work if you're using an inverter and need to power a few items, such as a refrigerator and some lights.