LPG Gas Generators
LPG gas generators are an excellent solution for mobile and outdoor catering as well as off-grid living. Powered by propane, these generators offer a reliable and efficient energy source with numerous benefits. Propane burns cleaner than petrol or diesel, producing fewer carbon emissions and harmful pollutants, making it an environmentally friendly option. For outside and mobile catering setups, this is particularly attractive since propane’s portability and ease of storage provide consistent, clean energy for cooking appliances and lighting.
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LPG Generator 12.5kVA GB12000HL AS Auto-Start Honda GX690
£4,421.00 inc VAT · free delivery over £200LPG Generator 7kVA GB8000HL AS Auto-Start Honda GX390
£2,897.00 inc VAT · free delivery over £200LPG Generator 5kVA GB5000HL AS Auto-Start Honda GX270
£2,633.00 inc VAT · free delivery over £200LPG/Petrol Generator GB4000HL 3.75kVA Honda GX200 Dual Fuel
£889.00 inc VAT · free delivery over £200LPG Generator 12kVA GB12000VL AS Auto-Start Vanguard
£3,319.00 inc VAT · free delivery over £200LPG 3000 Watt Generator Dual Fuel
Original price was: £549.99.£349.99Current price is: £349.99. inc VAT · free delivery over £200LPG & Dual Fuel Generators
When considering LPG generators, it's important to distinguish between dedicated LPG generators and dual-fuel models. Dedicated LPG generators are designed to run exclusively on propane, often resulting in optimized performance, greater fuel efficiency, and fewer maintenance issues. These models are ideal for users who rely solely on LPG for their energy needs. On the other hand, dual-fuel generators provide flexibility, as they can run on both propane and petrol. This versatility is beneficial for catering businesses or off-grid dwellers who may need an alternative fuel source in emergencies or areas where propane might be unavailable. While dual-fuel generators offer adaptability, they may not achieve the same level of efficiency as dedicated LPG units when running on propane. Ultimately, the choice between the two depends on the specific energy demands and preferences of the user.