New HONDA EU30is Generator

2023 machine, but unused, aged stock

RRP of £3690

Amazing offer at £2995

- Electric Start
- 12V 12A output
- 59kg on trolley wheels

• Engine: Four stroke GX200
• Noise Level: 52 dBA with EcoThrottle mode
• Rated Output AC: 2.8KVA
• Rated Output DC: 144 W
• Phase: Single Phase
• Fuel Type: Unleaded Fuel (octane rating 86 or higher)
• Fuel Tank Capacity: 13L
• Operating hours at rated load: 7.1 hr/up to 20 hours with Eco-throttle mode
• Generator Type: Inverter
• Weight: 59kg
• Dimensions: 655mm x 445mm x 555mm

When it comes to inverter generators, the EU30is offers a whisper-quiet operational noise at an almost calming 52dBA when EcoThrottle is switched on. Its inverter technology means that its in-built inverter produces a cleaner, more stable source of power by converting energy through three stages: that is, converting raw AC energy into DC power, then back to AC power. This results in a quieter noise output, cleaner power, and less environmental impact.

The EU30is has the capacity to power up frequency sensitive devices such as laptops, audio equipment, fridges, and smartphones. In addition to appliances, this model produces enough stable power to charge batteries simultaneously with its 12 Amp/12 Volt DC and maximum output of 3000 watts/240 Volt AC.

Honda’s strong performance with its GX200 engine offers an incredible versatility with its applications. As an inverter generator, the EU30is is a great option for caravanning and camping for those who want a little more boost for power and a capability to power up frequency-sensitive devices.

With a 3KVA, on the other hand, this model is also a popular choice for those who want to power up light commercial vehicles such as coffee and food vans. It can also provide a small-scale home backup for essential, sensitive devices such as smartphones, laptops, computers and fridges.

Its EcoThrottle functionality also allows for an extended run-time (up to 20 hours when running at a ¼ capacity of its 13L fuel tank) by matching its output to the power demand, saving fuel and lowering overall noise output.