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MITRE AND CIRCULAR SAW
Minimum electrical power output of the generator
Circular saw Extol® Premium 8893003
(
1 200 W
,
∅
185 mm)
Digital generator Heron® 8896217
(1.6 kW; Max.2.0 kW)
y
Starting power input with saw blade: 1524 W
y
Operating power input with saw blade without load: 630 W
y
Operating power input when cutting wood: 809 W
Mitre saw Extol® Craft 405425
(
1 800 W
,
∅
250 mm)
Digital generator Heron® 8896217
(1.6 kW; Max.2.0 kW)
y
Starting power input with saw blade: 1396 W
y
Operating power input with saw blade without load: 1132 W
y
Operating power input when cutting wood: 1420 W
ANGLE POLISHER
Minimum electrical power output of the generator
Angle polisher Extol® Industrial 8792500
(
1 400 W
,
∅
180 mm)
Digital generator Heron® 8896216
(0.9 kW; Max. 1.0 kW)
y
Starting power input: 542 W
y
Operating power input under intensive load: 842 W
THERMAL POWER TOOLS
Minimum electrical power output of the generator
Plastic pipe welder Extol® Craft 419311
(1 800 W)
Generator Heron® 8896411
(2.0 kW; Max. 2.3 kW)
Heat gun
(2 000 W)
Generator Heron® 8896411
(2.0 kW; Max. 2.3 kW)
Table 4
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ATTENTION
y
The power inputs of the electrical devices provided in
table 3 and 4 were measured using a standard com-
mercially available wattmeter and the provided value
may differ based on the intensity of the load (e.g. by
the exertion of pressure on the power tools during use).
They illustrate the approximate power input values of
standard expected use of the power tools, which can
also be applied to other types of power tools (e.g. pla-
ners and others).
y
The listing of specific generator models serves only as
an example from our offer for the purpose of illustrating
the electrical power output of the generators. There are,
however, also other models of our generator or other
brands with the same electrical power output, which
may be used. In the event that the power tools are put
under greater load, it may become necessary to use a
generator with a greater electrical power output than
specified. The specified minimum electrical power out-
put of the generators is for illustration purposes only
and prior to the intended use of a specific generator, the
operating power output of which approaches the spe-
cified power input on the electrical device being used,
perform a measurement with a wattmeter and carry
out an operational test on a sample generator based on
the expected operating load of the electrical device (if
possible).
y
From tables 3 and 4 it is evident that the gene-
rator HERON® 8896416 with an electrical out-
put of 2.5 kW and max el. output of 2.8 kW is
absolutely sufficient for powering the majority
of electrical devices including power tools such
as angle grinders, circular saws, as well as less
powerful compressors, electric pumps, etc.,
under the condition that only a single power
tool is connected to the generator (see over-
view of power inputs and the usable generators
farther in the text).
y
In the event that the current load of the circuit breakers is
exceeded (see trip current of circuit breaker ltrips in table
1), the lever of this circuit breaker shall be "tripped" and
electrical current supply to the device will be interrupted,
or the engine of the generator will be throttled. If this hap-
pens, disconnect the electrical device from the generator
and do not connect this electrical device to the generator,
but rather replace it with an electrical device with a lower
current draw and then "reset" the circuit breaker again.
y
In the event that the generator starts to behave stran-
gely during operation (e.g. sudden reduction of engine
speed, non-standard noises, etc.) turn it off using the
power switch and identify the cause of this non-stan-
dard behaviour. In the event that the reason for the
non-standard operation is a fault inside the generator,
immediately turn off the generator and arrange a repair
of the generator at an authorised service centre for the
the
HERON®
brand.
