Maxmech RFS-12000E Electric Start Generator 10.4 KVA/8.3 KW

KSh 83500

  • 10.4 KVA / 8.3 KW: These figures denote the generator’s power output:
    • 10.4 KVA (KiloVolt-Amperes): This is the apparent power or maximum output of the generator. It represents the total power the alternator can produce. This figure is crucial for handling the momentary starting (surge) power required by motor-driven appliances (like large refrigerators, air conditioners, water pumps, or heavy-duty power tools) when they first switch on.
    • 8.3 KW (Kilowatts): This is the rated power or continuous running power (also known as “real power” or “usable power”). This is the amount of power the generator can reliably supply over extended periods to run your appliances.
    • Power Factor: The relationship between KW and KVA is approximately 0.8 (8.3 KW / 10.4 KVA). This is a common and efficient power factor for portable generators.
    • What this means for you: When planning your power needs, the 8.3 KW is the most important figure for the continuous load you can safely apply. The 10.4 KVA tells you its capacity to handle initial surges from larger appliances.
Description

The Maxmech RFS-12000E Electric Start Generator represents a significant power solution, ideal for demanding home, commercial, or industrial backup applications. The “E” clearly signifies its convenient electric starting system.

Key Specifications and Their Meaning:

  • Maxmech RFS-12000E: This is the specific model designation. The “E” confirms it has an Electric Start capability, meaning it’s equipped with a battery and a starter motor for easy key or push-button ignition. This is a major advantage for large generators, as manual pull-starting them would be very difficult. A manual recoil start is almost always included as a backup.
  • 10.4 KVA / 8.3 KW: These figures denote the generator’s power output:
    • 10.4 KVA (KiloVolt-Amperes): This is the apparent power or maximum output of the generator. It represents the total power the alternator can produce. This figure is crucial for handling the momentary starting (surge) power required by motor-driven appliances (like large refrigerators, air conditioners, water pumps, or heavy-duty power tools) when they first switch on.
    • 8.3 KW (Kilowatts): This is the rated power or continuous running power (also known as “real power” or “usable power”). This is the amount of power the generator can reliably supply over extended periods to run your appliances.
    • Power Factor: The relationship between KW and KVA is approximately 0.8 (8.3 KW / 10.4 KVA). This is a common and efficient power factor for portable generators.
    • What this means for you: When planning your power needs, the 8.3 KW is the most important figure for the continuous load you can safely apply. The 10.4 KVA tells you its capacity to handle initial surges from larger appliances.

Detailed Features (based on common characteristics of this model and similar Maxmech generators):

  • Engine: It typically features a powerful 4-stroke, single-cylinder, air-cooled OHV (Overhead Valve) petrol engine. Some listings specifically mention an “Engine model 190F” with a displacement of 420ml (approximately 15HP), which is robust enough to deliver this kind of power output.
  • Voltage Output: Standard 220V/230V AC (single-phase) at 50Hz, compatible with most residential and commercial appliances in Kenya. It often includes a 12V DC auxiliary output for battery charging.
Additional information
Weight 30 kg
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