Diesel Inverter power generator FME 8000iD 230V und 400V
There is exciting news on the generator market today: the Diesel Inverter FME 8000iD, the first of its kind that can be operated in both single-phase and three-phase mode and is also suitable for unbalanced loads. What does this mean? This generator can deliver the same power at 230V and 400V, which is generally referred to as “same power.” This makes the FME 8000iD diesel inverter generator extremely versatile. This is because the entire power output can be drawn from both the 230V and 400V outlets. This is not usually the case and almost always leads to problems with simpler AVR generators, for example. But that's not all – there is also a version with a CO shut-off. This means that the FME 8000iD diesel inverter generator automatically switches off when the carbon monoxide content is too high. The carbon monoxide shut-off function is a major step forward in terms of generator safety.
Inverter or AVR emergency power generator?
But why are inverter generators better than conventional AVR generators? The reason is that inverter generators can control the voltage and frequency, unlike AVR generators, which only regulate the voltage. This makes a big difference when using electronic devices such as computers, smartphones, tablets, heating controls or even your heat pump, as these rely on a precise and stable power supply to function safely and effectively. Inverter generators deliver a clean and stable flow of electricity, which means you can operate your sensitive devices without worry and without the risk of damage or malfunction.
Home emergency power supply
In the power generator industry, many suppliers advertise that their AVR generators can be used for home emergency power supply without any problems. While this is technically true, it is important to note that even with the best AVR units, voltage spikes and frequency deviations can occur to a high degree. In the event of such a deviation, there is still a certain residual risk that sensitive electronic devices, such as computers, may be damaged.
Therefore, it is always advisable to choose an inverter generator for domestic emergency power supply rather than an AVR generator. The reason for this is that inverter generators can control both voltage and frequency, while AVR generators can only regulate voltage. This makes a big difference when using sensitive electronic devices, as they rely on a precise and stable power supply to function safely and effectively.
Diesel inverters – energy efficiency
Inverter generators are also more energy-efficient and environmentally friendly than AVR generators. They consume less fuel and are quieter in operation, making them ideal for use in residential areas or during the night. Overall, inverter generators therefore offer better performance and reliability than AVR generators, especially for use in home emergency power supply applications.
Our conclusion
It can be said that although AVR generators are theoretically suitable for home emergency power supply, there remains a certain risk to sensitive electronics. If you are looking for a reliable and safe solution for your home emergency power supply, you should always choose an inverter generator.
In summary, the FME 8000iD diesel inverter generator, with its unique combination of single- and three-phase operation, load imbalance capability, and CO shutoff, is a great innovation in the generator market. Its use of inverter technology means that it delivers clean and stable power and is much more efficient and environmentally friendly than conventional AVR generators. If you are looking for a reliable and powerful generator that can deliver 230V and 400V inverter-regulated power, the FME 8000iD diesel inverter generator is definitely the right choice.
