Inverter Generator

Gasoline Inverter Generators

GENERGY: Stable, Portable, and Efficient Energy

The GENERGY range of gasoline inverter generators offers advanced solutions for those seeking portable, efficient, and highly stable power.
Designed for both personal and professional use, our generators combine state-of-the-art technology, optimized portability, and low fuel consumption.

Thanks to their innovative inverter technology, GENERGY generators provide high quality electrical current with a harmonic distortion (THD) of less than 3%. They are ideal for powering sensitive electronic devices, computer equipment, digital appliances and solar inverters.

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A variety of inverter generators adapted to every need

Within our line of gasoline inverter generators , we offer two main formats:

Silent Inverter Generator

Inverter generator sets are fully enclosed models that minimize noise levels. Perfect for urban environments, residences, events, and places where noise emissions must be controlled.

Open Inverter Generator

Open models that optimize portability, reduce weight and volume, and facilitate maintenance. Ideal for applications where accessibility and lightness are a priority.

With power ratings from 3800W to 10000W, our gasoline inverter generators are suitable for a wide range of applications, from small tools to back-up power systems.

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Key Features of the GENERGY Inverter Generator

Original GENERGY EURO V engine

Inverter generator set with engines certified under EURO V regulations, optimized for easy starting, high efficiency, low emissions, and long service life even under demanding conditions.

High quality alternator

Multipole copper-wound alternators, with advanced cooling system that guarantees resistance to overheating and corrosion.

Inverter Technology

Automatic adjustment of motor RPM according to demand. Generates direct current converted to alternating current with stable frequency and voltage.
Ideal for protecting highly sensitive electronic equipment.

Multifunction display

Inverterelectric generator with real-time display of parameters such as voltage, frequency, and hours of use. Some models include fuel and available charge indicators.

Electric start and remote control

All models have electric start (battery included), and specific versions allow remote control for greater convenience.

Automatic start (ATS and SOL)

Models compatible with automatic start/stop systems in case of mains failure (ATS) or prepared as backup in solar installations (SOL).

Reliability and Performance with GENERGY Quality

Whether you need a quietgasoline inverter generator for urban use or a portable solution for field work, the GENERGY range offers the perfect balance between technology, performance, and practicality.
Trust our experience, manufacturing quality, and technical support to deliver reliable results in any environment.

Frequently asked questions about inverter models

How much does an inverter generator consume?

An inverter generator consumes between 0.8 and 1.2 liters of gasoline per hour, depending on the electrical load connected.

Clear explanation

Consumption varies depending on:

• The power demanded at any given moment
• If the equipment operates at partial or maximum load
• The type of engine and efficiency of the generator

Key fact: Inverter generators automatically adjust the engine speed, reducing consumption compared to conventional generators.

What maintenance does an inverter generator require?

An inverter generator requires periodic maintenance every 50 to 100 hours of use to ensure optimal performance.

 Maintenance tasks

• Oil change
• Cleaning or replacing the air filter
• Spark plug inspection
• Checking electrical connections

Performing this maintenance regularly extends the service life of the equipment and prevents unexpected failures.

 Are inverter generators compatible with solar panels?

Yes, inverter generators can be used in conjunction with solar panels if they generate pure sine wave power and the solar inverter supports generator input.

 Important aspects to consider

• The generator must produce a pure sine wave.
• The solar inverter must be compatible with external AC input.
• They are normally used as backup during periods of low solar production.

This combination is common in isolated homes or hybrid photovoltaic systems.