A Portable generator is used in homes and in certain places where there is no power or the need for power is minimum. Portable generators in New Zealand are usually smaller in size and designed in a compact way so that you can carry it anywhere and install it in a smaller place. However, no matter what size of it is, it has power to keep lights, computers, television and refrigerator running 7 to 8 hours. This type of generator usually run by natural gas, gasoline, propane or diesel.
One thing you also need to take care of is portable generator NZ should never be plugged in directly. It should either be plugged straight into generator outlet or in the extension cord. Apart from that, it's also advisable to use stabilizer that controls power and stored for emergency purpose. Stabilizers usually double a fuel's effective shelf life. It increases the life span by 2 years and diesel considerable longer.
- Gasoline generators are comparatively less expensive, but shorter life span and requires maintenance often.
- Diesel generators are fuel efficient, less maintenance required and consume less power, have long life. Diesel can be stored for a long time, unlike gasoline. Only negative side is its bit noisy and harder to start in cold weather.
- Generators which run by natural gas or propane is best as it burns cleaner and lasts longer.
One thing you also need to take care of is portable generator NZ should never be plugged in directly. It should either be plugged straight into generator outlet or in the extension cord. Apart from that, it's also advisable to use stabilizer that controls power and stored for emergency purpose. Stabilizers usually double a fuel's effective shelf life. It increases the life span by 2 years and diesel considerable longer.