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.
The bottom line The only generator in this catalogue to publish a distortion figure, and one of two to publish a noise level. Its gas output is not stated, its noise carries no distance, and four of its nine lines are blank.
A dual-fuel generator with the one specification nobody else publishes.
Two per cent
Total harmonic distortion of 2 % or less. Across every inverter, UPS and generator in this catalogue, one product publishes a distortion figure and this is it. It is what separates a clean inverter output from one that merely claims to be, and it is the number sensitive equipment actually cares about.
Two fuels
Petrol or LPG. The third bullet makes the argument: flexible fuel choice, lower running costs, reliable supply. The storage advantage — gas keeps where petrol degrades — is the real one for a machine kept for outages, and the listing does not make it.
The output that is not published
3000 W continuous and 3300 W peak, both stated for petrol. The LPG figure is normally lower and it does not appear. Sizing against the fuel that will actually be used is the rule, and half the information is missing.
Sixty-eight decibels, from nowhere
A figure with no distance. Scheppach publishes 66 dB, also with no distance. Two numbers that cannot be compared with each other or with anything else.
Availability
German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores quoted 594 € to 699 € when this page was compiled.
British Amazon catalogue carries an entry for it, with nobody selling.
American Amazon store returned nothing at all, so the buy button there runs a search instead of landing on an empty page.
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
Total harmonic distortion is published at 2 % or less — the only distortion figure in this entire catalogue
Dual fuel, petrol or LPG, with the flexibility argument made explicitly
A noise figure is at least given, which four of six generators here omit entirely
Compromises
The 68 dB figure carries no distance, so it compares to nothing
The LPG output is not published separately from the petrol figure
No tank, no runtime, no weight, no outlets
Specifications
Rated
3000 W continuous on petrol, first bullet
Maximum output
3300 W peak, first bullet
Waveform
Pure sine at a stated total harmonic distortion of 2 % or less, second bullet — the ONLY generator here to publish a distortion figure
Tank
Nowhere in the listing
Runtime at a stated load
Nowhere in the listing
Noise at a stated distance
About 68 dB from the enclosed housing, fourth bullet; NO distance is stated
Weight
Nowhere in the listing
Outlets
Nowhere in the listing
Emissions class
Nowhere in the listing
Amazon reference
B0HCPGKWY4 (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
4260405367177
Questions owners ask about this one
What does 2 % THD tell me?
How far the output departs from a true sine wave. Below a few per cent is what sensitive electronics want, and publishing the figure is the only way to distinguish a good inverter output from an adequate one. Twenty generators, UPS units and inverters in this catalogue, and one publishes it.
Does it deliver 3000 W on gas too?
The first bullet gives 3300 W peak and 3000 W continuous specifically in petrol operation. The LPG output is not stated, and it is usually lower. Sizing against the fuel you will actually use is the rule, and that figure is not on this page.
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.
2.0 kW continuous · 2.2 kW maximum · pure 230 V sine · tank not published · runtime not published · noise not published · about 21 kg · 2× 230 V 16 A, 12 V DC 5 A, USB · emissions class not published
A 21 kg inverter generator with 2.0 kW continuous and 2.2 kW maximum output, two mains sockets, a 12 V DC outlet at 5 A and a USB port.
Best for: A motorhome or a boat where the 12 V outlet is as useful as the mains sockets.
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.
