The bottom line The best-connected generator here, with both mains sockets rated, a 12 V outlet and a USB port. Like every generator in this family it publishes no tank size, no runtime with a load, no noise figure and no emissions class.
A 21 kg inverter generator with the outlet list its neighbours omit.
What you can actually plug in
Two 230 V 16 A Schuko sockets, a 12 V DC outlet at 5 A, and a USB port. Rated individually. Four of the six generators in this family never list their outlets, which makes this one of two that can be compared on what it will run at once.
The outputs
2.0 kW continuous, 2.2 kW maximum. A narrow gap between the two, which is characteristic of inverter generators — the electronics limit the surge headroom compared with a conventional machine.
The 12 V outlet
5 A. Useful for keeping a leisure battery from falling while the generator is running for something else. Not a charging solution: a flat 100 Ah battery at 5 A is a very long evening.
The four blanks this family shares
Tank size. Runtime with its load. Noise with its distance. Emissions class. Six generators, and not one publishes the last two.
Availability
German Amazon store quoted about 399 € when this page was compiled.
American, British, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon catalogues carry an entry for it, with nobody selling.
These figures are what Keepa reported on the day this page was last updated. Availability and pricing move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 16 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it gets right, and what it leaves out
Strengths
The outlets are listed individually with their ratings, which only this generator and the Scheppach manage
A 12 V DC outlet at 5 A, so a battery can be topped up directly
Both continuous and maximum outputs published
Compromises
No tank size and no runtime, so refuelling cannot be planned
No noise figure, only an ECO mode claim
No emissions class
Specifications
Rated
2.0 kW continuous, third bullet
Maximum output
2.2 kW, from the title and third bullet
Waveform
Stable 230 V sine through inverter technology, second bullet
Tank
Nowhere in the listing
Runtime at a stated load
Nowhere in the listing
Noise at a stated distance
Absent as a figure; the ECO mode is described as reducing noise, fourth bullet
Weight
About 21 kg, first bullet
Outlets
2× 230 V 16 A Schuko, 1× 12 V DC at 5 A, 1× USB, fourth bullet — the fullest outlet list in this family
Emissions class
Nowhere in the listing
Amazon reference
B07MZ7QN14 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
7640177161208
Questions owners ask about this one
What is the 12 V 5 A outlet for?
Topping up a leisure battery directly, without the inverter stage or a separate charger. At 5 A it is a trickle rather than a charge — a 100 Ah battery would take a long time — but it keeps a battery from falling while the generator runs for another reason.
Why do outlets matter as a specification?
Because two sockets mean two appliances at once and one means one. Four of the six generators here do not list their outlets at all, which leaves the most basic usability question open.
1200 W rated · maximum output not published separately · inverter, waveform not named · 2.8 l tank · up to 6.5 h runtime, load not stated · noise not published · 12.9 kg · 1× 230 V · emissions class not published
A 12.9 kg inverter generator rated 1200 W with a 2.8 litre tank and a stated runtime of up to 6.5 hours, with low-oil protection and an ECO mode.
Best for: A campsite or a small site where the generator has to be carried by one person.
3.3 kW · maximum output not published separately · inverter, waveform not named · tank not published · runtime not published · noise not published · weight not published · outlets not listed · emissions class not published
A 3.3 kW inverter generator in a sound-insulated housing, described as suitable for medical devices and sensitive electronics, with no numerical specification beyond its output.
Best for: A residential area where the enclosure matters, and where the datasheet will be obtained before purchase.
3000 W continuous on petrol · 3300 W peak · pure sine at ≤ 2 % THD · tank not published · runtime not published · about 68 dB, distance not stated · weight not published · outlets not listed · emissions class not published
A dual-fuel inverter generator running on petrol or LPG, delivering 3000 W continuous and 3300 W peak with a published total harmonic distortion of 2 % or less.
Best for: A household backup that will sit for a year between uses, where bottled gas avoids stale petrol.
