Reliable power source for home, work, and emergencies
This category offers a wide selection of portable generators, ranging from compact, simpler gasoline-powered solutions to modern hybrid systems. They are ideal for situations where there is no grid power or where continuous, safe power supply is crucial during outages.
You can choose smaller, single-phase models for household appliances and garden tools, as well as larger, more powerful three-phase units for workshops, power tools, pumps, and other industrial consumers. The range also includes hybrid solutions that integrate more flexibly with your existing power supply system.
- Hybrid generators in the 3–7 kW power range (e.g., Extralink EGH-3000, EGH-5500, EGH-7000)
- Gasoline generators up to 3–5.5 kW, available in single and three-phase versions (e.g., Extralink EGP-3000, EGP-5500)
- Solutions for home backup power, construction sites, camping, and professional use
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Applications: home backup power, work, and leisure
Modern generators provide a safety backup or primary power source in various situations. In a home environment, they can ensure the operation of heating controls, refrigerators, lighting, and essential electronic devices during power outages. On construction sites, in workshops, and in agricultural areas, they are often essential for powering demanding electric tools, compressors, and pumps.
For recreational use – such as camping, RVing, or outdoor events – a portable generator conveniently supplies power for lighting, cooking appliances, sound equipment, or charging mobile devices. The hybrid models have the added advantage of being easier to integrate into existing energy systems, such as connecting to an uninterruptible power supply or solar system.
Technical considerations: power, phase number, hybrid or gasoline
Before purchasing, it's worth assessing exactly what devices you want to operate simultaneously. Devices around 3 kW – such as the Extralink EGH-3000 or EGP-3000 – are typically sufficient for smaller household loads, garden machines, and hand tools. Devices in the 5.5–7 kW range, like the Extralink EGH-5500, EGH-7000, or EGP-5500, are suitable for more serious machines, three-phase motors, and operating multiple larger consumers simultaneously.
The choice of phase number is also crucial. Single-phase generators are ideal for household use and standard plug-in devices. However, if you need to power three-phase (400 V) machines, pumps, welding machines, or industrial tools, it’s worth considering a three-phase version, such as the Extralink EGH-5500 or EGP-5500.
Important selection criteria for long-term, safe operation
The type of fuel and design significantly affect the operating costs and convenience. Gasoline-powered generators – such as the Extralink EGP series – are easy to operate, start easily, and are ideal for occasional, mobile use. Hybrid models – like the EGH series – may feature more advanced electronics, more stable voltage regulation, and more flexible connection options, which is beneficial for sensitive electronic devices.
- Power: calculate the starting and rated power of the consumers you wish to connect
- Phase number: single-phase for 230 V needs, three-phase for industrial machines at 400 V
- Noise level and mobility: portability requirements, wheels, handles, noise load
- Runtime: fuel tank size, consumption, continuous load capacity
- Protection and connectors: overload protection, low oil level protection, 230/400 V sockets, USB or 12 V outputs
By selecting the right parameters, you can choose a generator that provides a stable, safe, and cost-effective power source tailored to your unique needs in the long term.
