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View full detailsA portable inverter generator keeps the fridge running, the lights on and the tools going, whether you are on a remote site, camping with the family, or sitting through a blackout at home.
Read moreInverter generators make cleaner power than a conventional open-frame unit, so phones, fridges and other electronics are happier on them. They are enclosed, wheeled, and built for Aussie conditions rather than a weekend toy. Not sure how big to go? Start with our guide to what size generator you need.
The point of an inverter generator is the quality of the power. Use one when the load includes a fridge, a charger, a laptop or anything else that does not like dirty power from an open-frame machine.
Add up the gear that has to run at the same time, then allow for the extra kick a fridge or a tool takes on start-up. A bigger portable inverter generator is not automatically better if most of the job is a quiet night in the van. Our camping generator guide walks through that choice.
Caravan parks and camping grounds care how loud the unit is. An enclosed inverter is the usual pick there. A worksite or a home blackout can take a larger unit, as long as you still have somewhere sensible to run it, outside and clear of the van or the house.
A smaller portable inverter generator is the one you wheel out for lights, a fridge and device charging. Quiet matters. Electric start is worth having if you do not want to pull a cord in the dark.
Tools and a longer day want more output. Still pick an inverter if the job includes chargers and electronics, not only a grinder. Check the outlets on the product page match what you plug in.
A portable inverter generator will cover a fridge, lights and a few circuits while the mains is down. If you want a fixed unit that stays beside the house, look at generators for home backup instead of a unit you pack into the car.
Shop portable inverter generators, then match the output to what has to run at once. Unsure whether you need a quiet camping unit or something that covers a blackout? We'll help you pick.
Camping, a remote site, or a blackout at home. They keep a fridge running, lights on, tools going and devices charged, with cleaner power than a conventional open-frame generator.
The power is cleaner, which matters for fridges, chargers and other electronics. They are also enclosed and usually quieter, so they suit a caravan park as well as a worksite.
Add up everything that has to run at the same time, then allow extra for the start-up kick of a fridge or a power tool. Do not buy on the biggest number alone. Our guide to what size generator you need covers the camping side of that.
They are the usual choice when noise matters, because the engine sits in an enclosed case. Check the product page for the noise figure, and run the unit outside, clear of the van.
It can cover a fridge, lights and a few other loads while the mains is down. It is not a fixed home standby unit. For a generator that stays with the house, see generators for home backup.
Tell us what has to run at once, whether that is a van, a worksite or a blackout, and whether you want electric start. Call 1300 902 361 and we'll match a unit to the load instead of guessing from the wattage alone.