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ZOP Portable 4KW Inverter Generator for Power Use

ZOP Portable 4KW Inverter Generator for Power Use

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1 set
Supply Capability:
1000 set/month

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ZOP Portable 4KW Inverter Generator for Power Use

Features:

1: Small size, light weight, easy to carry and move;

2: The power is sufficient, the fuel consumption is low, and the noise is low;

3: High electrical quality, stable voltage and frequency (no load to maximum power, frequency has not changed), strong loading effect, wide output coverage;

4: High safety, complete protection function, long life, and can be connected to multiple networks.

 

Model

ZOP3800i

ZOP4800i

 

Alternator

Type

Invertor

Frequency HZ

50

Rated Voltage V

230

Max output power kVA

3.0

3.5

Rated output power kVA

3.5

4.0

Power factor

1.0

AC output quality

ISO08528 G2

Waveform distortion rate/%

3

Noise sound pressure 7m

(3/4 load)dB

72

76

DC output/V-A

12-8.3

Overload protection

No-fuse overcurrent protector (DC)

 

Engine

engine model

Inverter overcurrent protection program control (AC)

Engine type

ZP170F

ZP223

Displacement /cc

212

223

Fuel type

Unleaded gasoline

Fuel tank capacity/L

10

Continuous running time/h

Under rated output

5

Engine oil volume/L

0.6

Spark plug model

F7(R)TC

Start method

Recoil

Recoil /Electric

Dimension

Length, width and height/mm

500x450x450

Net Weight/kg

29

30

 

 


Q: How to convert kVA (kilo-volt Ampere) to kg/h (kilogram per hour) for diesel generator set (genset)? I want to know the relation about the energy produced (kVA) to the fuel that used (kg/h) in the genset, either it used more diesel fuel or not. i.e the kVA amount produced is 106kVA and the rpm is 1500rpm
There is no way to make a direct conversion, but an estimate can be attempted, in lieu of an actual measurement. For the size of generator and speed you are using, a reasonable fuel rate of about 9.1 gal/hr is probably representative for full load. In that case, assuming 3.19 kg/gallon, you will have 29 kg/hr for your engine. So, for full load, you might use a factor of 3.65 kVA per 1kg/hr. As the load decreases, your conversion factor will reduce somewhat.
Q: I know that various types of locomotive's produce different amount of horse power. Here's the question: A single locomotive (any type) about what would be the average speed it could gain in 0 to 4 seconds on take off. Any smart A** answer will be reported for abuse, Thank you.
The two moves that Hoghead described are better known to me as the Dutch Drop and the Flying Switch. Letting a car roll like that without a locomotive attached to it is pretty sketchy, and in order for the move to work, you have to bottle the air. That's REALLY sketchy, but it's been done many, many times. Locomotives are totally capable of accelerating like that, but they'll definitely scream while they're doing it. As a general rule, you just don't want to accelerate quickly with a train. The slack needs to come out gently and what not. If the slack is tight, though, I've seen some crews open it right up. A pair of GP39-2's must have hit 20 miles an hour in just a few hundred feet. I was really impressed by that one. I've found, though, that if you don't let the units load at their own pace, you just end up spinning the wheels or screwing something else up. You can also run into problems with the motors' transitions if you throttle up too fast. Not fun!
Q: Hi everybody. well I buyed a welding machine, and I need a portable generator for use the welding machine, but I dont know the generator capacity to use it, if the welding machine is 50 to 250 amps, but I just use from 100 to 200 amps, Can I use a 6000 watss Generator? or I need more power?
About 15KW is needed to run a welder. Preferable is a diesel drive unit. Read the label plate on the welder, it will give the maximum draw needed for the supply side. Double that for the generator rating needed.
Q: Also would i be safe 20 miles away from the power station if any things happened. I am talking about the power station Dungeness B in Kent England. also if anything were to happen how long would i have to get out of the radius of the station.
i could have theory that nuclear capability stations are completely automatic and could proceed produceing capability till the two the gasoline rods are spend or between the structures encounters an errors and shuts its self down. If some thing grew to become into to ensue to the cooling structures although earlier the gasoline grew to become into spent you are able to have a soften down on ya palms !
Q: hi,Thanks for your help in advance,Need more information on recent trends in applications of DC shunt generator. Kindly help.thank you
Well you already said it was a DC generator. By nature all generators generate their output voltage in cycles as they rotate, or even as they go back and forth for a linear generator. Therefore they generate AC, but the commutator converts this to DC. The commutator is a rotary switch that reverses the connection at the correct part of the rotation so that the current always flows one direction. That is DC, direct current instead of AC, alternating current. Sometimes AC generators may be called an Alternator. A shunt generator simply means it is self excited, that is the field magnet is connected across the generator's output, rather than having a separate DC generator for the field.
Q: I want to know if i can get a 40kvh generator (witch is usually ran by 4 cylinder diesel engine) to run with a water wheel and some poulies??
If you mean, 40 KVa generator,you may be able to run it by a water wheel, but you need a water discharge head of 50 to 100 ft. Most developed hydroelectric power have discharge heads of 300 ft.
Q: I planned that the factory be fully mechanised. Public power supply is very poor. I wanted to purchase diesel generators but i have been advised by a friend that solar generators are more cost effective. Is solar a good source of energy to power such a factory?
Yes, it can be fully solar. Very power comsuming factories are autonomous. If you dont find how to, if you want e-mail me and i will put you in touch with some companies. For your info, some companies not only are autonomous, they resell power while they dont use it.
Q: Example 1:A GP38-2 has a 2000 HP prime mover diesel engine.What are the horsepower ratings of the electric motors geared to the axle? [4 electric motors; 1 on each axle how much HP?]Example 2:An SD38-2 has a 2000 HP prime mover diesel engine.What are the horsepower ratings of the electric motors geared to the axle? [6 electric motors; 1 on each axle how much HP?]I know the tractive effort of the SD unit would be higher, but with 2 more motors on the axles, does it have more horsepower also?
Locomotive Horsepower
Q: has there been any long term tests on the effects on the engine from running it on hydrogen produced from a hydrogen generator and your ordinary gasoline/Diesel?also has anyone attempted to hook a hydrogen/H2O/Brown's gas generator up to a actual diesel generator like wisperwatt or any kind of diesel generator?any help would be great thanks!
Long term or short term is that is doesn't work. It's a con and I can prove it. I've been posting here a long time and have posted why it won't and can't work and the HHO people have NEVER not once shown where I'm wrong, I post all my numbers shown all my math, I've even show where I get my numbers. I've even assumed that HHO works and used THEIR numbers and it still doesn't work out. Sorry but there's no free lunch. Post an edit if you want to see why it won't work using their numbers and assuming it works.
Q: i have a plan to supply electric power supply to a colony of around 250 houses each have a load of approximately : 3 x1.5 ton air conditioners and all the other stuff of household use. voltage required is 400v 3 phase or 240 volt single phase. my question is if some one can please calculate the requirement of load for the above requirement and what size of generator is required for this load. thanks
Here is a sample answer for gasoline generators to run a SINGLE HOUSEHOLD. Multiply the answer by 250 but just remember that diesel costs a lot more money. NorthStar Trifuel Generator — 614cc, 13,000 Surge Watts, 10,500 Rated Watts Fuel consumption is as follows: Gasoline:1.72 gallons per hour @full load. 1 gallon per hour @1/2 load. 1.72 gal @ $5 gal 41 gal $205 per day $1,435 7 days ($0.143 Minute) 1 gal @ $5 gal 24 gal $120 per day $840 7 days

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