E. Slong Brand 5/6/7/8 Kw Home Use Tri Fuel Generator

• After-sales Service: Online Tech Support
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Output Type: AC Single Phase
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• Currency: US$
• Return&refunds: You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products.
• Model NO.: SL10000W-SE-tri
• Starting: Electric Start
• Phase: Single-Phase
• Power: 5-10kW
• Standard: Standard
• Key Words: Tri Fuel Generator
• Frequency: 50/60Hz
• Fuel: Gasoline/Natural Gas/Lp (Propane)
• Noise: Less Noise
• Transport Package: Export Standard
• Specification: 930*590*780mm
• Trademark: SLONG
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 85022000
• Production Capacity: 10000 Sets/Month
• Package Size: 93.00cm * 57.00cm * 78.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 155.000kg

Product Description

Product Description

Tri-fuel generators provide flexibility in choosing the most appropriate fuel for your situation. This can be particularly useful during emergencies when a specific fuel type may be in short supply. Keep in mind that the generator may require a conversion kit to switch between fuel types, and the process of switching fuels may involve shutting down the generator briefly.

Before purchasing or operating a tri-fuel generator, it's essential to follow the manufacturer's guidelines, understand the conversion process, and adhere to safety precautions associated with each fuel type. Additionally, regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the reliable performance of the generator over time

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Product Parameters

 

From left -right :

*Recoil start -when battery lack of power, can use handle start it
*Gasoline,gas transfer switch --  choose the right fuel on the right transfer switch pisiton.
* Gas transfer switch- natural gas or Lp gas 
* Choke- before running open it, after running close it
* Gasoline switch- always open it when use gasoline fuel
* Gas inlet --- natural  gas pipe or LPG pipe  

Here's a brief overview of the three fuel options for a tri-fuel generator:

1. Gasoline: This  is the most common fuel for generators. Gasoline is readily available at most gas stations, making it convenient for portable generators. However, it has a relatively short shelf life compared to other fuels.

2. Propane (LPG - Liquified Petroleum Gas): Propane is a cleaner-burning fuel compared to gasoline, and it has a longer shelf life. It is often stored in tanks, making it suitable for both portable and standby generators. Propane is also less prone to varnish and carbon deposits, which can be an advantage for generator maintenance.

3. Natural Gas: If you have access to a natural gas line, this can be a convenient and continuous fuel source for a generator. Natural gas is typically less expensive than gasoline and propane. However, it may not be as practical for portable generators due to the need for a natural gas connection.

 

The features :

 Tri-Fuel generator 
Capability: The primary feature is the ability to run on three different fuel sources - gasoline, propane, and natural gas. This flexibility allows users to adapt to different situations and fuel availability. Conversion Kits: Many tri-fuel generators come with conversion kits that allow users to switch between different fuel sources easily. These kits may include the necessary components and instructions for the conversion process.

Power Output: Tri-fuel generators come in various power capacities, ranging from small portable units suitable for camping to larger standby generators for powering homes or businesses during outages. The power output is typically measured in watts.

Portability: Some tri-fuel generators are designed to be portable, with features like wheels and handles for easier transportation. Others may be stationary or designed for permanent installation.

Electric Start: Many generators feature an electric start system for convenient and quick startups. This is especially useful during power outages when you need a reliable and prompt power source.

Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS): For standby generators, an ATS can automatically switch the generator on when it detects a power outage and switch it off when the main power is restored. This ensures a seamless transition without manual intervention.

Multiple Outlets: Generators typically come with multiple outlets of different types (e.g., 120V, 240V, USB) to accommodate various devices and appliances. Fuel Gauge: A fuel gauge allows users to monitor the fuel level easily, helping to prevent unexpected shutdowns due to fuel depletion.

Low Oil Shutdown: This safety feature automatically shuts down the generator when the oil level is too low, protecting the engine from damage.

Noise Level: Some generators are designed with features to reduce noise levels, including sound-insulated enclosures or mufflers, making them suitable for residential areas.

Digital Display: Many modern generators come equipped with digital displays that provide information such as voltage, fuel level, running time, and maintenance alerts.

Fuel Efficiency: Some generators are designed with features to optimize fuel consumption, providing longer run times on a given amount of fuel.

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CE  ISO EURO V 

 

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Warranty :

1 Year warrant time or 500 hourse (not included human damaged parts or daily maintenance parts) 

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